Sentence examples for brick cliff from inspiring English sources

Petare is an astounding maze of improvised brick cliff dwellings, many of them multistory, all of them beyond the dull comprehension of building codes.

The New Yorker, March 22 , 1930 P. 13Church spies are becoming lost to view, buried in the deep ravines between the brick cliffs of industry.

The New Yorker, March 22 , 1930 P. 13Church spires are becoming lost to view, buried in the deep ravines between the brick cliffs of industry.

By E. B. White and Lynde Denig The New Yorker, March 22 , 1930 P. 13Church spies are becoming lost to view, buried in the deep ravines between the brick cliffs of industry.

By Lynde Denig and E. B. White The New Yorker, March 22 , 1930 P. 13Church spires are becoming lost to view, buried in the deep ravines between the brick cliffs of industry.

Given the brick-colored cliffs surrounding it, it's not hard to see how Red Beach got its name.

Doubles from £100 full board, +220 7711209, sandele.com Emma Gregg On the rolling Cornish cliffs, in a brick, Victorian house about a mile from the sea near Padstow, is Woodlands B&B, owned by Hugo and Pippa Woolley.

(Because, really, how many different ways can you describe a foreskin?) Calcata is unlike other Italian towns, Farley tells us, because in the 1930s the Italian government condemned the village, worried that the old red-brick structures perched atop cliffs of volcanic rock would completely collapse should another earthquake hit the region.

"Once you use tax dollars to pay for the bricks and mortar, you go off the constitutional cliff".

In the Quebrada de Cafayate (Cafayate Ravine), the cliffs and crags come in every color: brick red, pale orange, yellow, white, green, slate blue and rich purple.

The preliminary design for the $50 million development entails a facade adorned with russet and earth-toned brick to blend in with the colors of the cliffs.