Meaning: a plant of the class of white thatch.

Sentences:

1, The airport terminal at that time was not much bigger than a house, empty with a thatched roof.

2. Its clusters of village houses; its thatched-roof pavilions; its alleys and bathing places; its rides and assemblies; its fields and bazaars; the whole of its life, as I imagined it, appealed to me greatly.

3, This thatch-roofed Pelican Bar is set on a sand bar and serves passing boaters and visitors to Jumbo Beach, a small, low-key fishing village on Jamaica's underdeveloped south coast.

4. So unless there's a Japanese prince or princess browsing this page, the most you'll be able to do is look over the thatched roof of Ise Jingu.

5. Houses that were in perfect order a few hours ago now have burning thatch roofs. I stepped out of the plane onto the ashes of a still-burning rice paddy, and the pungent smell of smoke irritated my nose and eyes.

6. His small, round hut, with its thatched roof and walls of dry mud and straw, was not unlike the dwellings that have dotted the Ethiopian countryside for centuries.

7. So like a good husband, he climbed up to fix the thatched roof and the ugly girl went out to work.

8. The ramshackle town has only one narrow street. Li Wansheng's family lived for years in a thatched roof with no electricity.

9. We came across a young mother who was at her . . thatched hut next to her two small children, silently tormented by hunger (her other two children had died).

10, Tess, left alone, to stay with her brother and sister, went first to the house with the book of fortune-telling, and tucked it into the thatched roof.

11, We finally rumbled up a dirt road to her family's thatched-roof cottage built on pilings, and she grew more and more chirpy along the way.

12, As they walked through the town of Stourborough, whose thatched cottages covered in thick brown thatch were still sleeping quietly within the town, they came out onto a higher piece of ground.

13, Most of the remains of the church have now faded away, but Kelso believes that the place once had 60-foot walls and a thatched roof.

14, A family would take down their only shelter, a thatched roof, to make sure a cow had food to eat.

15, Farmhouses, stores and restaurants with thatched roofs.

16, Completed in 1997, the theater was built close to the original site, using construction techniques and materials similar to those used in the 16th century, including its thatched roof.

17, while in some rural areas, farmers still live in thatched roofs and still use oxen to plow.

18, The chimneys are made of stone and peat roofs are covered with thatch.

19, tall fescue grass in Africa, China and South America are widely planted as turf or fodder for grazing animals, but soil salinization is increasingly becoming a problem in many areas.

20, Only the smoke without flames, from the thatch pile;, However, this will still be the same forward, even if the dynasty change.