rafter

That would give them an idea of how many rafters went to a room.

If Rafter thought the serve was out, he might have.

Then, he had his chance to put Rafter away in the third game.

The studio was a single large room open to the rafters.

There was no way to stay on top of the rafter and get past.

The story has to reach to the rafters, and they go way up there.

These water levels, however, are right where rafters start to get interested.

Nine years later, in 1994, she led an all women team of rafters.

Still, the only tickets available were in the rafters among the students.

Here she found herself in an enormous room open to the rafters far above her head.

To one side he could see the exposed rafters of a large building.

Rafter then held at love to win the set, 6-4.

But you must move her from your cave in the rafters.

As his eyes adjusted, he saw something between the rafters.

Eventually, most of the 30,000 rafters held at the base did make it here.

You tell that one, and they'll be hanging from the rafters in here.

After weeks on the river, he knew many of the rafters by sight.

His number 19 was raised to the rafters on October 20, 2001.

You look for rafters every day, trying to return them to Cuba.

We are a mile from the stage, high in the rafters.

"Better information about where the rafters were going to be.

He heard someone working above him and backed away, trying to see who was in the rafters.

Aside from the other rafters, we never saw another human being during the whole trip.

Life in the rafters at the university had not fitted him for this.

He lived up in the rafters of the library and had been there for years.