eave|eaves in English

noun

lower edge of a roof of a building which overhangs the side

Use "eave|eaves" in a sentence

1. Icicles depended from the eaves.

2. Rainwater trickled from the eaves.

3. The wind whistled through the eaves.

4. He had been sheltering under the eaves.

5. There were icicles hanging from the eaves.

6. Seal openings under eaves where insects can enter.

7. The two doves are cooing under the eaves.

8. Angle pieces for rectangular section eaves gutters

9. Two figures were at its eaves with torches.

10. And Jonathon, in his cabin under the eaves?

11. The lean - to joined the hut at the eaves.

12. Drape this vintage-inspired Bunting from fences, railings, or eaves

13. Zach gazed round at the tiny wooden bed under the eaves.

14. A slick pass from Eaves to Brinkworth set up the goal.

15. 21 Plus the plain tile eave coursing so often seen with pantile roofs in the North East.

16. Networks such as EAVE, ACE, Cartoon, created with MEDIA support, now constitute the backbone of the European cinema industry.

17. Advances in cellular telephone technology can help solve potential eaves-dropping problems.

18. The toms had initially retreated to the lowest eaves of the roof.

19. They even had a playroom of their own, an attic under the eaves.

20. Icicles the size of stalactites hung from the eaves of wayside stations.

21. Son with flying eaves, rafter length ratio is about five to two.

22. There were also six-paned casement windows and gargoyles in the eaves.

23. 26 Icicles the size of stalactites hung from the eaves of wayside stations.

24. An indoor kitchen in Kenya with smoke hood, large eaves space, and windows

25. Grass was growing inside it, and hornets, birds, and spiders were living in the eaves.