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2.Leave the cell untouch and let the cell completely cool down.

An eave trough used to convey rainwater from the roof to the downspout.

a coat that reaches to the knee; shrubbery reaching up to the eaves; a career that reached over several decades.

The manual stamping or casting is used to mold eave tile, drip tile, tile with animals, nail head and glassless window.

Rain was drumming on the roof, wind fluting in the eaves of the cottage, sea performing glissandi with the beach.

The call of lush meadow-grass, wet orchards, warm, insect-haunted ponds, of browsing cattle, of haymaking, and all the farm-buildings clustering round the House of the perfect Eaves?

Perhaps she could go along under the eaves.

Rainwater was falling drop by drop onto my clothes from the eaves of a thatched cottage.

I put it at the far west end of the office, in a corner under the eave.

When I made my way round there I found him seated at one of the corner eaves.

Eaves are the parts of the roof that hang over the walls and shade the outside of a house.

The rain had ceased and there was no sound except for the occasional drip of water from the eaves.

The tram almost touched the overhanging eaves.

She woke before the sun came up, in the little room beneath the eaves that she shared with Brusco's daughters.

Shucked autumn corns hang neatly under the eaves.

He eavesdropped on others' talk, under the eaves.