Sentence examples for brick gateway from inspiring English sources

On arrival you are faced with a brick gateway that, without being pompous or intimidating, communicates that this is somewhere important.

The remains of an earlier Rolfe building, the 1886 Sisterhood of St Thomas, are also present; in 1974, these amounted to a single cottage and a sculptured brick gateway.

My worst nightmare was that just seeing the wooden watch towers, the barbed wire fences and the sadly iconic brick gateway through which trainloads of doomed prisoners passed would cause me unbearable suffering.

The five, bricked county gateway signs have been under repair but are coming back on line and in view of motorists.

The report of the Alibaba's investment comes three months after AutoNavi vice president Qie Jian-jun said that his company wants to build a "map-based Taobao" by turning its maps service into an online-to-offline gateway for brick-and-mortar vendors.

Past the notorious, mocking gateway, into the brick ranks of the former barracks of the Polish army camp that the Nazis seized and converted into prisons and death chambers, visitors bear witness via this exhibition.

New gateways and walls are in brick approximating White's.

Once through the forbidding gateway – formed by Lewis Cubitt's restored 1852 granary building, a brick and iron colossus whose upper floors house a library – you find yourself in a huge lobby facing a massive enclosed street.

Sometimes the looters' tracks led the archeologists to large tombs, and one morning we stood at the edge of a grave complex that dated to the fifteenth century B.C. "This is the front pylon, a big monumental gateway," Adams said, pointing to a long wall of gray brick that workers were excavating from the sand.

Brook is now Brook Farm, where there is a remnant of Maycote's home in the form of a gateway, which is a "very rustic Elizabethan affair", all of brick, with mouldings.

This peerless mass of Portland stone acts as a gateway to the lovingly restored Georgian residential quarter of Spitalfields and to Brick Lane, one of London's most famous streets and the heart of "Bangla Town".