a sagging roof造句

• One owner also installed a brick column to support a sagging roof overhang.
• A sagging roof indicates weak or damaged framing members and a major repair job.
• He lived in a bunkhouse with a sagging roof.
• What remains is a dilapidated cluster of buildings with a sagging roof, subdivided into at least four pieces.
• Lucas stayed in a $ 34, 000 home with a sagging roof in Wyandotte County, Kan ., rather than buy something nicer.
• Qadir points to a sagging roof and some broken windows in his precious greenhouse, the result, he said, of U . S . bombs dropped last fall, apparently intended for a Taliban base a mile away.
• It has a sagging roof that is a heavy snowfall away from collapse, a crumbling facade and a dwindling congregation of 25 people who are struggling to raise the $ 2.5 million needed for a renovation.
• It has a sagging roof that is a heavy snowfall away from collapse, a crumbling facade and a dwindling congregation of 25 people who are struggling to raise the $ 2 . 5 million needed for a renovation.
• WGAL staff members were allowed to re-enter its studios on the afternoon of February 15 after a steel column was installed in the room to prop up a sagging roof beam in the affected area of the building, following which the station resumed regular programming.