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1. The two doves are cooing under the eaves.

2. There were icicles hanging from the eaves.

3. The swallows nested under the eaves.

4. The wind whistled through the eaves.

5. Icicles depended from the eaves.

6. Rainwater trickled from the eaves.

7. Birds had nested under the eaves.

8. Neil Eaves scored the winner in the last minute of the match.

9. A slick pass from Eaves to Brinkworth set up the goal.

10. Two figures were at its eaves with torches.

11. He had been sheltering under the eaves.

12. And Jonathon, in his cabin under the eaves?

13. Swallows fought under the eaves outside the window, a lonely bell sounded, and Corbett heard faint shouts from the courtyard.

14. It grew quickly, putting six fairly large eaves on the water surface - but the Kissers ignored them.

15. Under our eaves, a pair of house martins are raising a late brood after having to rebuild a nest.

16. The soffit vents provide cooling air at the eaves, the ridge vent allows the air flow constantly.

17. The toms had initially retreated to the lowest eaves of the roof.

18. The most beautiful is not the rainy day,but with you avoid the rain eaves.

19. The lean - to joined the hut at the eaves.

20. Every house seemed to have at least one, sometimes several, of the distinctive mud-baked nests under its eaves.

21. They even had a playroom of their own, an attic under the eaves.

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22. No wisteria cooing like fat blue pigeons from the eaves, no azure sea, no pretty boats bobbing on gentle waves.

23. Zach gazed round at the tiny wooden bed under the eaves.

24. There was a grand marble staircase, spiralling up to the eaves and the upper areas of the casino.

25. Care should be taken that the lower edge of the draped felt extends beyond the eaves and fascia board into the gutter.

26. Sometimes in the evenings Kalchu would sit outside under the eaves, scanning the horizon, willing the sky to change.

27. Outside, bigger, rougher rocks were piled up to the eaves, with scant little chinks left for doorways and windows.

28. Water poured through the guttering and splashed noisily from the eaves.

29. Thousands of them have set up home in the eaves of this house in Banbury.

30. She was about to grab it when a giant gecko sprang in a flash from the eaves and gobbled it up.

1. The two doves are cooing under the eaves.

2. The lean - to joined the hut at the eaves.