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1. to drag the boats up onto the shingles
2. the shingles banging in the wind above them, and suddenly
3. old white house, whose paint was peeling, and whose dusty shingles were dripping
4. The roof turned out to be made of heavy split shingles
5. Leases had to be broken, over 185 billboards around the country torn down, and hundreds of Duncan Hines shingles in front of establishments returned
6. it spew out wildly from the shingles and onto the soil, the faces
7. time he climbed up on the roof of the house to repair the shingles
8. And naked shingles of the world
9. by the shingles on the roofs of the houses
10. Many of the poems overlap like shingles, more than the sum
11. So in one phone call he hired me at $18 an hour to get up on roofs all over South Florida and tear off the shingles and pull all the nails out of the roofs and help them repair holes in the roofs
12. The roof has solar shingles, furniture is made from recycled materials and wood used in construction is certified as having been grown sustainably
13. “Where was I? Oh, yes! We had some lunch, then he noticed a couple shingles on the room that needed tacked down
14. How to make a roux and how to treat shingles, that was more her field
15. Was he having a stroke? Shingles maybe? But when
16. Shingles can be a very painful condition where the patient can suffer from pain even touching the skin where the herpes zoster virus has attacked
17. They can be painful in cases of shingles rashes, chickenpox and infected rashes
18. windows, pipes and shingles
19. Scale-shaped shingles adorned the rest of the
20. Generally speaking, if you measure the size of your roof, then calculate the cost of shingles at your local Rona, Lowes or Home Depot then double it to add labour cost
21. Asphalt shingles last 12-20 years
22. 25 year shingles might need replacing in 12 years
23. 40 year shingles often need replacing in 25
24. Shingles wear out faster where there are lower slopes and with more sun exposure
25. Tom heard the running steps on the shingles
26. Their paws didn’t look like canine paws but rather something belonging to tigers, with sharp retractable claws that clung to the roof shingles
27. There were bright green asphalt shingles on the roof
28. In the face of the extraordinary bounty of the massive cedars, and valuing them primarily for making roofing shakes and shingles, the men who had cut them down had taken only the prime middle section of each, leaving behind long sections from the tops, where the branches were, and the bottoms, where the trunks began to flare out and the grain of the wood no longer ran perfectly straight and true
29. Callow had been a logger in his younger years, and like most lumbermen he believed that cedar was only good for making shakes and shingles
30. As I maintained my sobriety, my health continued to improve until, out of nowhere, in the fall of 2014, I developed a bad case of shingles, which was really painful
31. Roof shingles blew off the building
32. The room was part of a sturdy barracks built of peeled, squared, chinked—and blessedly draft-proof—logs, thickly roofed in shingles cut from the logs’ bark
33. Shingles, bits and pieces of carved angels and archangels, sparkling shards of stained glass, and jagged chunks of building stone flew up and out in a fiery whirlwind, then crashed back in a lethal rain of debris, and the private clasped both hands over his helmeted head in a frail effort at self-protection
34. The brick house awkwardly patched and roofed with rude boards instead of shingles, managed to look of the Elsings still stood, with a new roof and a new second floor
35. of a Yankee home talking of uprights and shingles with the man of the house, the wife homes, she was like an answer to prayer
36. ” of fancy shingles at each end
37. There it had a wide mouth with stony clifflike gates at either side whose feet were piled with shingles
38. The beds of the stream were almost dry, a bare waste of shingles and grey sand
39. Below, there’s a pattern of small light and dark rectangles, and I realize they’re the roof shingles on my house
40. The building that Shareef Thomas was in turned out to be two-storied, with faded gray shingles and some broken windows
41. Her bare feet clung tenuously to the cold roof shingles
42. He took it up and disclosed a shapely little treasure-house whose bottom and sides were of shingles
43. The clapboard houses, log cabins, and Louisiana mansions dropped their shingles, gaped their doors, shivered with plagues and fell
44. But no, it was Great-grandma somehow transported, singing, pounding nails, replacing shingles, high in the sky!
45. As if propelled by the sound of his own voice, he continued striding down Summerton’s streets, proclaiming as he went, “Look at that lousy architecture, the gimcrack scrimshaw rococo baroque shingles and hangons
46. But no, it was Great-grandma, somehow transported, singing, pounding nails, replacing shingles, high in the sky!
47. The wave after that drifted the body another foot down the shingles and the next three moved it six feet down
48. Some monstrous baggage brushed and dragged across the shingles of Jim's house
49. They dragged the hose to drench the shingles, to wash the silver, flood the evil mercury paint away
50. And from the rockets ran men with hammers in their hands to beat the strange world into a shape that was familiar to the eye, to bludgeon away all the strangeness, their mouths fringed with nails so they resembled steel-toothed carnivores, spitting them into their swift hands as they hammered up frame cottages and scuttled over roofs with shingles to blot out the eerie stars, and fit green shades to pull against the night