111.   The roof was corrugated tar paper.

112.   The roof was long gone, and the walls only vaguely represented by flung, shattered cinderblocks.

113.   The roofs were of thatch.

114.   The rubber roof was necessary because the roof is too shallow for asphalt shingles.

115.   The roof is gone and there is no glass in the windows.

116.   The roof is nothing more than rusted tin sheets and flattened, steel drums.

117.   The roof is oddly round, like a squashed Volkswagen Bug.

118.   The roof is one big flame, and the fenders are done in purple gravel.

119.   The roof is tin topped with tiles.