1. The houses are built on stilts to protect them from the annual floods.

2. They inhabit reed huts built on stilts above the water.

3. The houses are built on stilts to prevent flooding during the rainy season.

4. As a child, I loved walking around on stilts.

5. Deserted watchtowers on stilts loom over major intersections.

6. The actors sport clown make-up and often progress on stilts.

7. Built on stilts near the Brazos River, the shack was livable.

8. The farms were wooden buildings on stilts, with terracotta roofs that glowed peachy-orange against the forest greenery.

9. We glide past islands with huts on stilts and waving people.

10. It was an interstate highway, up on stilts, that flew over the houses and through the burning air.

11. They learned how to walk on stilts, ride a unicycle and juggle.

12. a circus performer on stilts.

13. Yet they were built on stilts , quite needlessly.

14. The bamboo huts here are all built on stilts.

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16. Everyone lives in thatch huts on stilts, and the only ground transportation is by oxcart.

17. With this in mind, building rural structures on stilts would avoid soil destruction and enable the reclamation of built-up land.

18. Slaves on stilts, slaves in chains ... they may have troops of blind men and palsied children too, I would not put it past them.

19. For no reason at all his thoughts turned to the girl who lived in the house on stilts.

20. By 1995 the society plans to have a birdwatching hide, on stilts, overlooking the reedbed.

21. In times of crisis, you get a public reaction that is incoherence on stilts.

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22. These canids were certainly attractive, but we wanted the red fox on stilts, the maned wolf.

23. In cyclone-prone Bangladesh, clinics, shelters and other emergency facilities have been built on stilts or on higher ground to withstand sea surges, flooding and high wind.

24. Binoculars are passed around so that all can enjoy a glimpse of a jabiru , an odd kind of stork that looks like a pelican on stilts.

25. Our site overlooks the Narragansett Bay, where two boat hulls are elevated on stilts in the front of the existing buildings.

26. Aerial cable car: Or calls the rope way, the use is built on stilts the crane which the cable walks.