Sentence examples for brick paved from inspiring English sources

This shows up in the informality of the brick paved drive-in, the general feeling of spaciousness, and in the small Marble Hall.

It features a small amphitheater, a rain garden, a functioning waterfall, a fountain, decorative brick paved walkways, patios, and over 100 different species of all-season shrubs and grasses.

It was originally located on A brick paved road which was constructed from the Royal Palace of King Bodawpaya to the eastern gate of the temple, although only remnants of this road can still be seen.

Weddings are performed in a brick-paved circle surrounded by benches.

The brick-paved streets and the houses were constructed between 1907 and 1910 by German immigrants.

Paving brick, per se, is practically nonexistent, except for replacement where roads and streets were brick-paved long ago.

This is a land of largely white people, rigorously cut lawns, patios, young professionals and brick-paved driveways.

3 p.m. 6. Taking It Home Return to the brick-paved sidewalks of Merchant's Square for some afternoon shopping.

The brick-paved streets were lined with Indian restaurants, all fronted by touts who beckoned avidly at passers-by: "Best curry!

Today the four-block pedestrian mall, a short walk from the restored waterfront, is lined with shops in Victorian and Art Deco buildings along brick-paved streets.

And there she had a little brick-paved patio, a trellis with sweet peas and clematis, herbs and flowers in pots.