arched roof , auch: arch roof

One end had an open space under an arched roof big enough to hold a couple of small private airplanes.

He knew that arched roof and these rough, stone walls.

It is thought that the arched roofs were once covered in marble.

Between these sections is the riding hall, which has a round arched roof.

There are many open wells and several caves with arched roofs.

The 2,400-square-foot structure is actually two buildings beneath a sweeping arched roof.

He had seen smooth stone, an arched roof, and a clean, sandy floor.

These vans were built with the arched roof style introduced in the 1920s.

An arched roof built of bricks or stone is called a vault.

The arched roof, the entrance tunnel, the ring of stones around the fire.

Its floor was scattered with bits of stone, most likely fallen from the arched roof.

The building has an arched roof, in the same manner as an airplane hangar.

Coach manufacture moved to high arched roof vehicles but with substantially the same body design in the early 1900s.

The arched roof was painted blue with lots of little white fluffy clouds.

A generator powered the lights strung across the arched roof.

The dining room stretches beneath an arched roof like a traditional refectory.

It was pitch black under the arched roof.

Through the open metal framing of the arched roof, he saw a lemon-yellow sky.

The arched roofs were painted white, the domes blue.

"Flat on the bottom, and an arched roof overhead."

They made very big buildings with arched roofs.

The building had an arched roof design with wooded arch supports instead of steel.

The arched roof, supported by beautifully carved columns, forms a network.

Ivan wondered if the murder-holes in the dark arched roof, above, were still functional.

The look of the building was significantly altered with an arched roof on the east side and new white exterior replacing the old black paint.