housetop

Let him which is on the housetop not come down to take any thing out of his house.

A shot rang out from the edge of the housetop.

"You must know by now that I'm not a man to shout his affairs from the housetops."

It was a lively occasion with all space taken, including windows and housetops.

I should expect you to shout it from the housetops."

An hour later and they had laboriously crawled to the housetop.

I should have shouted your guilt from the housetops.

The streets were neatly drawn, the trees bright green, the housetops blue or red.

Once on the housetop, the rest was easy.

Opaque air had descended to the horizon, hills beyond the housetops of the town.

Very soon the fluttering flags from the big top were seen above the intervening housetops.

The fuselage crashed into the starboard side of the housetop.

The single was backed by the song "Up on the Housetop".

I caught the glint of arms on the housetops.

Trigger had taken a quick route across other housetops.

"I don't necessarily shout it from the housetops," he continued.

We got the wildflowers, and a cuckoo that sang from the housetop.

A man fell from a housetop in the city of Aberdeen, and was brought into hospital with broken bones.

"That brown thing catching the sun above the housetops.

On all the housetops roundabout the women and the children were as still as images.

The sky had changed again; a reddish glow was spreading up beyond the housetops.

At last she looked out toward the street, where the movement of the sun over the housetops had cast the cobblestones into shadow.

A popular method was to pack the woman in a mat, like a dead body, and roll it from the housetop.

One day, they say, the surest way to protect a secret will be to shout it from the housetops.

It was bright with stars and the light of the enormous moon creeping slowly above the housetops.