What is "lofts"

Usage examples of "lofts".

Several large houses, with half dormers for sleeping lofts, were interspersed with small accommodations, scattered throughout the lodge-pole forestry.

Something in her closed quiet now reminded him of her fighting days, the way she'd get when she was badly injured, and would retreat alone to her small rooms in the maze of lofts above the square stone bulk of the camp Armory.

To his left, the tall, square bulk of the Armory tower reared itself against the dove-colored sky, surrounded by its confusion of galleries, stone huts, lofts, and walls, with the great, slant-roofed training floor and Hog's forge half-seen at its rear.

The moaning of the wind through the rafters of the lofts overhead was eerily reminiscent of the stone halls of the haunted city of Wenshar, when demons walked in the season of storms.

Wind moaned around the fortress' rubble walls, low now, but rising in the nights to dismal shrieking in the high rafters of Sun Wolf's house, in the lofts of Bron's tavern and the makeshift ceilings of the hospital and stables.

Many evenings he and Starhawk spent up in Moggin's rooms, the three low-raftered lofts in the heart of the unburned section of the Armory which had once been Starhawk's.

Some of the farms boasted barns big enough to play baseball in, the lofts thirty feet high and filled with sweet-smelling hay.

Dale had ridden his bike out to Duane’s farm alone—Lawrence was in bed with the flu—and Duane’s Old Man had sent Dale up to one of the high, hot lofts in the barn, where his genius friend was busy writing what looked like hieroglyphics on the barn wall.

Something rustled in one of the high lofts, but it was too small a sound to be a woman.

He shined the light up toward the impossibly high rafters and hidden lofts, but the cone of light was too dim now to reach that far.

Perhaps he could climb to the lofts, hide in the maze of rafters up there in the dark.

Now nine years old, it towers up over the loft, and the surrounding towers and lofts, while its serpentine branches dip down into the water.

She gazes out at the other lofts, at a tower of shaped glass looking like ice in a tray.

The factory was a maze of catwalks and runways that even the rats couldn't crawl, long narrow lofts with men and women sitting and working under thirty watt bulbs, squinting, treading pedals, threading needles, never looking up or speaking, bent and quiet, doing it.

I have three ultracopters to bring people in from the lofts, gonna land 'em right there on the stage.