Sentence examples for brick dwelling from inspiring English sources

A few "countrified" wooden frame houses still exist, as does the odd brick dwelling with a crenellated Dutch gable.

That was when the house next to Maria Corso's was sold and demolished, and a multiple-family pink brick dwelling, distinctively prefabricated in look, went up.

Completed in 1956, it represented an ingenious variation on the standard brick dwelling of the time, and in 2012 was grade-II listed.

Tells of the unsolved murder mystery of Eugenie Cedarholm, a spinster who succeeded, on the death of her mother, to the ownership of the brick dwelling at 388 Schermerhorn St.

Most of the £3m the trustees are trying to raise will go on restoring the four-storey brick dwelling and a "concealed" synagogue, not visible from the street, built on to the back.

By Alexander Woollcott The New Yorker, April 9, 1932 P. 36 Tells of the unsolved murder mystery of Eugenie Cedarholm, a spinster who succeeded, on the death of her mother, to the ownership of the brick dwelling at 388 Schermerhorn St.

The most prevalent housing consists of two-to-four-family turn-of-the-century frame or brick dwellings.

Wooden dwellings and brick dwellings with shingle roofs and wood cornices were set on fire in several directions and communicated the fire to adjoining buildings.

In 1849 William C. Rhinelander built a distinctive row of brick dwellings on the west side of Seventh, from 12th to 13th Street.

Lots are larger and yards woodsier along Parsons Boulevard -- named for another nursery owner -- while many of the blocks facing the park have smaller brick dwellings.

There, in 2005, Bloom bought a condo in Meadows at Farmview, a complex of gabled, multistory brick dwellings built in a vaguely Tudor style.