Sentence examples for brick pavement from inspiring English sources

During the late 1980's, heavy traffic crushed some of the original brick pavement.

Spanish, English and Spanglish echoed off the brick pavement and stuccoed stone walls, and reggaetón boomed forth from the bar.

These included the brick pavement, the stone slab pavement, a kind of concrete as a foundation course or as an actual road surface, and the principles of grouting (filling crevices) with gypsum, lime, or bituminous mortar.

The water, the mountains, the red brick pavement of Church Street Marketplace, Battery and Oakledge Parks, the coastal bike path and the Ethan Allen Homestead: if describing Burlington as bucolic is a contradiction, so be it.

The idea sounds charming: close off the street, lay down brick pavement, plant shady trees and transform the block into a quiet haven from the rest of the city.

The results of the study indicates that using brick pavement on a crosswalk increases the safety level of the crosswalk.

She was standing with me inside the French doors, staring out at the puppy, who was seated on the brick pavements looking at us with what seemed like insolent curiosity.

Dorm beds from $40, private rooms (sleep three) from $130 Elegant Beacon Hill, with its brick pavements, quaint shops and cobblestones, is the quintessential Boston neighbourhood (Secretary of State John Kerry lives in a Louisburg Square manse, though he's not at home much these days).

Some kerbs are of granite, limestone and flint, while some high-quality Yorkstone paving slabs survive, along with some red-brick pavements.

One reason for Pine Hall's growth is its goal of maintaining a dominant position in production of brick for pavement, Mr. Steele said, citing a classic reason that companies expand capacity: to deter potential competitors.

So, next, he replaced the asphalt with red brick paving, and the raised kerb with a flush pavement and gently curved guttering.