They moved to the barn, which has an even higher eaved ceiling.

Check out the elaborate eaved roof at the back, with nearly a dozen pool tables, making getting a game that much easier.

Each of the roof pagodas has a square cross-section, three eaved storeys, and features a small door.

Set on broad stone pedestal, the pavilion proper has two stories and is capped by an eaved roof.

The structure, thirty-four feet across at the widest point, was of imported stone, with a pitched and deeply eaved roof.

The Fisherman's Inn was a frowning, low- eaved affair built on an elevated mound of earth and rock.

From his direction The Shadow knew that he was going to a spot along the eaved wall of the mansion, just short of Margo's room.

It was impossible to convert to a library-game room a second-floor attic with a high eaved ceiling in which the bats claimed squatters' rights.

A ring of columns support the lowest outstretching eaved roof on the base floor, while the pagoda also features interior support columns.

They wanted to install skylights on the eaved roof, but the Landmarks Preservation Commission opposed the skylights because the 1924 building is a landmark.

Then The Shadow was gone, and Steve with him, around the corner of Li Huang's house and through the narrow alley between that building and the eaved apartment.

The teahouse can be viewed from an eaved porch, or engawa, which Mr. Sernet built by the doors to his apartment, where guests traditionally wait to be summoned by their host.

This rambling brick, stone and wood house close to Long Island Sound is a storybook set piece of eaved attic aeries, bay windows, rainbow glints of stained glass, and surprise rooms whimsically tucked into unexpected corners across three floors.

The earliest of these, the Parasurameshvara, dates back to the eighth century and consists of the combination of a long, low, narrow hall, with an eaved stone roof and a powerful, squat shikhara; but it is in fact a strong and successful combination, with the main hall providing a launching ramp for the massive tower.