tar paper AmE

The one window on the front wall was covered with tar paper.

The glass was lined on the inside with black tar paper.

For 10 years, the congregation, which numbers about 100, has been holding services in the foundation with tar paper on top.

Some other early dwellings were built of tar paper or local rocks.

People are living in railroad cars and tar paper shacks.

Over a background of tar paper, the artist writes many questions like "How can this photograph exist?"

As Gideon watched, several of them fell on its tar paper roof.

Allen never used the furnace and had covered it with tar paper.

The camp was newly built, and the barracks were covered in tar paper.

Houses are made of scrap lumber, tar paper and old tires.

From corner to corner they had covered it with tar paper.

Many homes made of plywood and tar paper were flooded or destroyed.

Streets in the area remain littered with insulation, tar paper and glass.

The roof was flat, and covered with tar paper.

The rubber soles follow the tar paper to the end of the roof.

There, he found a broad expanse of weather-beaten tar paper.

Things were then relatively quiet for a month, and the broken glass of the barracks was replaced by tar paper.

His body stumbles forward as the tar paper tears free at his feet.

The green tar paper, which is similar to the dilapidated original version, had to be shipped from Canada.

Eventually, the tar paper wears away, exposing the message.

Building construction was of wood, tar paper, and non-masonry siding.

I've found a half-brick that was being used to hold down the tar paper around an exhaust-chimney.

Tuska pointed at the window, covered with tar paper.

To keep water from dripping through onto the car below, we had the deck covered with tar paper, then a layer of plywood.

Then he began seeing scraps of tar paper.