Then there's this: "She wondered whether it was possible to know a truth, and then quickly unknow it, bricking up that portal of knowledge until every pinpoint of light was covered over".
His 1907 Phipps Model Tenement on East 31st, now demolished, had colossal portals, a checkerboard brick facade and a roof pergola that might have been for the urban elite of Vienna rather than the working poor of New York.
The face of retail is changing from brick and mortar to online portals, from sweatshop produced to ethically sourced.
This brick façade perimeter wall with arched portals reflects the heritage of Memorial Stadium's exterior, and a 360-degree colonnade provides a year-round walkway around the stadium.
A number of new town houses, clad in nostalgic, deferential brick, have put at their bases a yawning portal: the garage, an offensive import from the suburbs.
Also attributed to Greene & Greene, the two mirror-image double portals make use of granite boulders, bricks and terra cotta Batchelder tiles leading to the Pacific Ocean, and more immediately, a public restroom.
Following last year's IPO of property portal and search engine Zoopla, and plans by traditional brick 'n' mortar estate agents (or realtors) to fight back, the property 'tech' space in the UK remains a heated one.
Police say a Tennessee man drove his car straight through a Florida business, later telling officers that he was trying to "enter a time portal". Florida police say a 40-year-old Nashville man was attempting to "enter a time portal" Sunday morning, just like Marty McFly, when he crashed his Dodge Challenger through the brick wall of a Pensacola store.
(mine soul sand with shovel, Netherrack and nether brick with pickaxe and glowstone with a pickaxe) Create a structure that will help mark where your portal is.
