1. We keep hens in a lean-to at the back of the house.

2. They keep hens in a lean-to at the end of the garden.

3. Mariana mimed a lean-to round the back.

4. He had built a lean-to greenhouse on the back of the scullery and prided himself on his chrysanthemums and gladioli.

5. The lean-to was full of leaves, which Amy pushed into a pile for Sethe to lie on.

6. Some incorporated timber-framed lean-to houses, and the central open space could accommodate livestock.

7. My parents, similarly attired, were replacing the lean-to in the ferocious wind.

8. Trent walked round through the lean-to kitchen and stood in the doorway, from where he could see into the restaurant.

9. Blackbirds have raised a brood in the lean-to where we keep the logs.

10. Lean-to and the most superior, this is the reason.

11. They put up a lean-to against the rock. The snow"s pretty well covered it now, but I could still make it out."

12. Tie sticks together to make a quick lean-to shelter or even a raft.

13. Another simple lean-to shelter can be made by tying two opposite corners of the poncho to trees.

14. Illustrated is the system used for securing sheets to a simple lean-to verandah roof with timber frame.

15. She walked round and lifted one of the slats from the roof of the lean-to chicken coop.

16. We leaned back against the irregular planks of the lean-to.

17. If you haven't even got room for a single lean-to garage, you could always consider building a carport.

18. He looked at himself critically in the small mirror on the window ledge in the lean-to.

19. The trunk lines called for stations of all sizes from small lean-to flag stations to large city termini.

20. I spend three months of every year in a lean-to.

21. We lay on our mattress, propped against the back wall of the lean-to.

22. Sorted out the test roster and Greg has worked wonders with the lean-to.

23. When I came back from fishing yesterday you were beside me in the lean-to gutting the catch with me.

24. After a second helping, Alice took Mungo into the lean-to.

25. Terrified of everyone but his brother, he lives in a rickety lean-to which the boys built themselves.

26. He took the tins of food through to the lean-to and piled them up on the draining board.

27. Driving the branches into firm snow gives a quick and easy lean-to to keep the wind off.

28. It's spring, and there is deep purple tumbling down my lean-to wall in a blaze of colour.

29. AS soon as we reckoned everybody was asleep that night we went down the lightning-rod, and shut ourselves up in the lean-to, and got out our pile of fox-fire, and went to work.

30. Compared the effect of different planting depth of domestication Cymbidium faberi's growth planted in lean-to type greenhouse of north China.

31. Hongxing's back still hurts from squatting under roof planks in the lean-to bathroom, and his scalp is full of scabs.

32. Her father took her camping in the Adirondacks one summer in the 1970s, and behind the lean-to at their campsite in the middle of a seemingly pristine forest they discovered a small open-air dump.

33. Her home now is a precarious lean-to made from a couple of stained, fraying sheets tied to some sticks.

34. Though the word now often suggests a luxurious apartment with a panoramic view, historically a penthouse was a lean-to, shed, or other small structure attached to a comparatively large building.

35. The dozen or so team members here are wet, cold and frazzled, hunched over laptops in a makeshift lean-to or hunkered down in a van.

36. For now, educated workers live in tiny rooms carved out of lean-to farm houses or in low-rise flats outside urban job centers because they cannot afford to rent a private flat.http://

37. When a floor or roof or other large sections are supported on one side and collapse or sag on the other, they form a lean-to collapse.

38. When he arrived at the immunization site — a crude lean-to — he encountered a long line of young girls anxiously holding babies.

39. "We'd stay out there for weeks in a little lean-to that we built, " he says.

40. They sought shelter first in a lean-to they made of branches, then in the culvert under a road.