- The
transom located at the base of the stern, and the
uppermost of the main
transoms, was
typically called the
wing transom; the prin****l
transom below...
-
combed vertical, but the
brake struck the
upright of all this with
winged transomes. It was a
lovely sight. - The
bluebells in your hand
baffle you with...
-
Operation Transom was an
attack by
Allied forces against the ****anese-occupied city of
Surabaya on the
Indonesian island of Java
during World War II....
-
surrounded by a
garland of
laurel and ribbons.
Central wing Columns of the
central wing Transom surmounted by a key with
acanthus leaves and spandrels...
- A fan-shaped
transom is
known as a fanlight,
especially in the
British Isles.
Windows beside a door or
window are
called side-,
wing-, margen-lights...
- sailing,
pintles insert into
gudgeons that are
normally affixed to the
transom of a boat. Normally, the
corresponding pintle ****ing on the
rudder slides...
-
masthead sloop rig, a
raked stem, a
vertical transom, a
large self-bailing ****pit, with under-seat lockers, a
transom-hung
rudder controlled by a
tiller and...
- storeys, with ba****t and
attic areas; the
stone mullion windows have
transoms. It has
gabled terracotta-tiled
roofs and the
chimneys are diagonally-set...
-
included in bedrooms. All
bedroom doors have
transoms except on the
sixth floor. The
entire north wing of the
first floor is
given over to the training...
- and the
staircase has
eight original stone cross-windows with mullions,
transoms and
hoodmoulds irregularly spaced at
different levels which contained leaded...
