lintel
lintol BrE

The lintel had been given to the museum in 1973.

What Lintel had done was in some sense her responsibility.

She looked around for a key, ran her hand along the top of the lintel.

Outside the lintel of a room, he was made to take off his shoes.

The key was indeed there but it did not rest alone above the lintel.

I had to duck under the lintel- He did not.

He turned in the doorway, one hand on the lintel.

He already had his eye on a long stone to use for the lintel.

I had to bend my head now to get in under the lintel.

Its name came from a window lintel that was sold in 1935.

But that was only from the lintel striking the ground.

I turned in at the door, bending under the low lintel.

A woman opened the front door and stood in the shadow of the lintel.

He reached for the lintel of the hatch and turned to his wife.

They were standing very close, at the door, his shoes just across the lintel in the hall.

He went in, bowing his head under the low lintel.

Lintel 2 is set above the central doorway of Structure 33.

The second last standing stone was removed in 1914, and used as a lintel.

"Yes, they're similar to early England, but how many different ways can you do post and lintel building?"

The fact that a woman appears in the lintels as the central figure is what makes them so unique.

The lintel over the door is inscribed with the date 1760.

It can best be described as a lintel held up by two columns.

He paused, bent over to clear the low lintel, and half turned.

A matching piece from the lintel was found later in California and returned, he said.

The smaller lintels of the third floor windows indicate the change.