Sentence examples for brick work from inspiring English sources

Another recalled doing some brick work for him.

The bar, on the hotel's roof, features wicker furniture, exposed brick work, and atmospheric lighting.

Nearly all the brick work in the county today is done by union workers on publicly financed projects like government buildings and schools.

They include the external brick work and, of course, the iconic white chimneys, as well as the Art Deco columns, the Italian marble in the turbine hall, the parquet floors and wrought-iron staircases.

At 10 16 a.m., the three workers, who were doing brick work on the facade of a 21-story residential building on the Upper East Side, lost their footing when one end of their scaffold gave way, the authorities said.

I did go by train to Liverpool recently, and I saw those wonderful old cuttings in the rock outside Lime Street Station, and the ancient-seeming brick work — all the astonishing labor of Victorian engineering.

There are pottery and brick works, together with riverside boatbuilding yards.

Its agriculturally based industries are augmented by textile mills, foundries, and plaster and brick works.

Modern industries include major cement and brick works and oil refineries and petrochemicals plants supplied by offshore oil and gas wells; there is also a modest tourism industry.

There are a number of clay pits for brick works, and veins of chalk and semiprecious serpentine (used for jewelry and vases) are found there.

With the help of the Next Step Realty, a national real estate company that specializes in finding apartments for new college graduates, they found a three-bedroom in Murray Hill, complete with exposed brick, working fireplaces and a skylight.