It must have been over an hour later that Blanche seemed to awaken to a perception that the big oak door behind her, which gave access to the deep-eaved porch, had opened and closed.
They were going slowly over the narrow brick bridge, and so up to the deep-eaved porch.
She was feeling the peace that rested over the woods, the fields; that was enwrapping Old Place, and further down the dim road the low-eaved homestead that must thenceforth be home to her.
This inn is a quaint structure, low-eaved and cosy; its furniture is dark with age.
Within the hamlet we find a low-eaved road-side inn, and by it the shaded green where the rural festivals were held, and where, to celebrate the coronation of George III.
It is a long, rambling, low-eaved fabric, with many heavy gables and chimneys, and steep roofs of tiles.
In the sawa fields broad-eaved huts, set on stilts above the swamp, protect the brown boys who frighten birds from the rice, for the clapping and shouting must be carried on under shelter from the ardent sun.
Such a picturesque, low-eaved little house, all covered over with honeysuckle.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "eaved" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
