Sentence examples for brick monument from inspiring English sources

"The biggest mud brick monument in the world awaits your revisit," it reads.

Its centrepiece will be the Grade II-listed Granary Building – a thumping brick monument to the Victorian railway boom.

Next to the gate that opens on to Ian Hamilton Finlay's farm at the southern fringe of the Pentland Hills, where he has created his celebrated garden of poetry and sculpture, stands an oblong brick monument about three feet high.

There was not a lot of stone handy in ancient Babylon, and its sun-dried brick monuments did not last like the Egyptian pyramids or the Roman Forum.

Today, the Islamic school started by the founder of the Taliban stands empty, a mud-brick monument to the rise and fall of a man and his creed.

This red-brick monument to the boom years of the Polish textile industry is an imposing sight after harrowing hours driving on two-lane roads, interspersed with the sudden stretches of brand-new highway that testify to the country's steady but incomplete climb toward the standards of its neighbors to the west.

It was Dynamo's first game on home ice at Luzhniki Small Sports Arena, itself a brick-columned monument to more than a half-century of athletic supremacy.

The National Building Museum lives in a brick palazzo-style monument that was built after the Civil War to do two things: house the United States Pension Bureau and hold events like inaugural balls.

Over the years, our house became the wonder of the neighborhood, a brick-and-mortar monument to my father's deep feeling for his family and for the world he lived in.

Where her cold-war ally Ronald Reagan is remembered with an elaborate presidential library and museum, plans for a bricks-and-mortar monument to Thatcher have yet to get off the ground.

Salt induced decay is a serious threat to many historic stone and brick buildings and monuments.