Sentence examples for brick-built from inspiring English sources
01286 677617 The largest surviving brick-built medieval barn in the country, whose grandeur suggests it was built for more than just storing straw – as does the fireplace.
On Town Street, a row of brick-built cottages with stone slate roofs, known as Top of the town was built in the mid 18th century.
It is a small brick-built former storeroom with no pews.
A brick-built Tudor mansion, it sports extensive gardens as well as a rare-breeds farm.
To begin at the beginning, McDonald's restaurants had to look attractive, brick-built and with mansard roofs.
These brick-built mosques also incorporated domes and decorated squinches (see Byzantine architecture) across the corners of the rooms.
G 2356 B: Mud-brick built pit.
It is brick, built in the 1950's.
G 2342 X [= G 5522 X]: Mud-brick built pit, against south face of G 2370.
Occasionally, a brick built extension might not be allowed while a conservatory is okay.
It's brick built to keep out the severe weather and has a flint roof and open-plan staircase.
