Sentence examples for brick room from inspiring English sources

The immense red brick room has cathedral ceilings, long antique wooden tables and high-backed leather Winchester chairs.

To eat, diners descend an industrial metal staircase and alight in a small brick room with beamed and vaulted ceilings.

Down out of the sunshine into the church basement, a dim brick room with cardboard chicks and bunnies hanging from the wall.

Strapped to a gurney in a spare brick room painted dark green, the inmates nowadays speak into a microphone attached to the ceiling, their arms stretched out and buckled into a T-shaped gurney so the drugs flow easily from the IVs into their veins.

There, at the top of two ladders and tucked away behind the terminal's operations center, is a cramped brick room that contains the greasy innards of a hundred-year-old clock with a stained-glass dial, the largest of Grand Central's noteworthy timepieces.

Go to the small brick room and cry about it, amateur.

It consists of four large brick rooms side by side, put straight into the dust, one two three four, with a half room at one end, which is the library.

Some are modest with a few brick rooms; others are ornate tributes to their absentee owners' success: gold-painted balconies, the Virgin of Guadalupe etched in a window, Greek columns.

Just blocks from where young Louis grew up here, in a long since demolished row of red brick rooming houses near today's Loyola Avenue and Perdido Street, Mr. Jones pointed out a boxy green glass office building at 234 Loyola.

PK6 is a scrappy village with half-built brick rooms scattered around a small shop with half a dozen sacks of cereal for sale, and a few corrugated-iron shelters covered in rugs to protect them from the sun.

These are barren little brick rooms where components are labored over all day long in conditions that make Nike sweatshops look like Santa's workshop.