Sentence examples for brick stairs from inspiring English sources
The galleries live on the second floor, up wide and worn brick stairs (a gentle angle that was intended to accommodate Civil War soldiers on crutches).
Built on a slope, the home is reached by brick stairs descending from an 1,100-square-foot 1,100-square-foot 1,100-square-foot openoor room that was once a parking area and is now the heart of the home.
As she climbed the brick stairs to her porch -- past a small yard bedecked with a white wire sleigh wound with small white lights and carrying a plastic Santa, past a reindeer made of lights and wire, strings of colored lights, and a chubby plastic penguin -- she had a thought that maybe, just maybe, it was all too much.
The dual fireplace is shared by the living and dining room, connected by a set of central brick stairs.
A wall of French doors was added in the dining room to replace an aluminum slider, and a set of brick stairs replaced rickety wooden ones.
Like Brooklyn, Philadelphia had plenty of perfect stoops: Cement or red brick stairs that you plop down on whilst sipping a soda, waiting for people to stroll by and spot your amazing -- and probably dusty -- wares.
Veering north on the waterfront after abandoning Battery Park (too many people), the teenagers alighted at Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park, with its ledged brick pavilion, stairs bearing a placard reading "No skateboards or roller blades on stairs" and 40-foot-high lookout with a view of the Statue of Liberty.
Surrounded by great bosses of polychrome terra cotta and underneath a deep green copper cornice, the bricks softly stair-step up the facade.
The imposing, austere 1920s brick façade, with stairs and groups of columns at either end, faces a large open square adjacent to one of the city's canals.
When he had saved enough to start construction on a new school building, at night, after classes were over, Rizal would haul bricks up the stairs on his back for laborers to use the next morning.
