Examples of 'then the roof' in a sentence
Meaning of "then the roof"
then the roof": "This phrase is commonly used to describe a situation or event that surpasses or goes beyond expectations. It implies that something unexpected or extraordinary has occurred.
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then the roof
And then the roof caved in.
Use a jack hammer and then the roof will fall in.
And then the roof falls in on your head.
You said you were quitting and then the roof collapsed.
And then the roof breaks.
Next the crew will add siding then the roof.
And then the roof itself.
They will soon be pouring the floor and then the roof.
Then the roof and windows.
The house was given a quick burning and then the roof timbers were removed.
Then the roof can be added.
If all three pillars are not equally strong then the roof may become unbalanced.
Then the roof was extended to continue on the extension.
Above are some storage rooms, and then the roof.
Then the roof fell in.
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For the centre of the carousel, and then the roof is going to be.
Then the roof is attached.
Twenty-six of the victims were children killed then the roof of their school collapsed.
Then the roof.
First was the foundation, the walls went up next and then the roof.
Then the roof was gone.
When the new stands are erected, first the facade and then the roof is attached.
And then the roof rats are the ones that compromised the ceiling.
The front, then the roof.
Only then the roof fan can be set in operation!
Take the back stairwell. Then the roof.
Then the roof leaked, so he came back to fix the roof.
First the amazing, and then the roof caves in. This is what always happens.
Then the roof needs to be raised, a shaky, heavy and not necessarily waterproof roof.
Yeah, and then the roof caved in three years ago.
Then the roof started collapsing, and he jumped, " Mafella explained.
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