corrugated

The dugout was covered with semi-circular sheets of corrugated iron, forming a vaulted roof.

At the same time parts of the corrugated iron roof collapsed.

Since the Nehers departed, the school got a corrugated iron roof and there is now a real road into the town.

It ran into a corrugated tin sheet boundary and a large genip tree.

There were trees and electrical poles strewn across the road and corrugated iron roofing that had been ripped off houses.

Its shores were long stretches of mud-flats, corrugated everywhere with thousands of clam-holes.

And the parson went to live in the town, beside his church—in a corrugated iron house that was run up for him.

The corrugated iron roofs were dazzlingly white and smooth—two or three inches of snow in every groove.

The house was a rough, square, one-storeyed building, roofed over with corrugated iron.

A corrugated iron roof had saved it, they said, although there was a good clearing on either side of the shanty.