roofless
AmericanEtymology
Origin of roofless
Example Sentences
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“We have a duty to see to it that no one starves, that no one goes roofless and cold,” The Times wrote in an editorial.
From Los Angeles Times
Footage of the scene posted on social media shows people standing on top of the roofless bus near the bridge, which is marked for vehicles below a certain height.
From BBC
That’s when the hotel team dresses the roofless structure up with bistro lights and candles and invites an eclectic mix of musicians to play under the stars.
From Los Angeles Times
After five consecutive days with rain delays, play on the other roofless courts was scheduled to get underway at around 12:30 p.m. local time.
From Seattle Times
Plans to restore a roofless, crumbling castle in the Scottish Borders have been held up by great crested newts.
From BBC
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