Sentence examples for bricks of blue from inspiring English sources

Speaking by phone from Amsterdam, Ms. Ramakers described a kind of exploded house made from bricks of blue foam, conceived by Jurgen Bey, the Rotterdam-based designer.

In the 1950s, a time of humorless white and buff brick, his choice of blue was unusual.

It consists of 48 round arches, constructed of blue bricks and red sandstone, with iron spans over the channels.

Mint Street stands out for its combinations of blue brick and green and yellow tile.

By the 1950's, he had replaced surface ornament with pure form and color -- he was for a long time the architect for the Chock Full o' Nuts chain, designing buildings like the crisp office and store at the northeast corner of 54th Street and Madison Avenue of 1959, with a taut surface of blue brick, large picture windows and metal panels.

The walls within the carriageway opening are decorated with bands of blue brick.

DNS is located on the top floor of a red-brick Baptist church: a cluster of blue and yellow classrooms reached by way of an L-shaped hallway lined with donated lockers.

When the Expo train lurched to a stop in Santa Monica the other day, the elderly man hustled off, walking down a wide sidewalk of blue and yellow bricks inlaid with softly curving waves.

For example, an animal consisting only of blue alleles (all bricks exactly on top of each other) will be inherently stable and have zero fitness.

It's beautiful, but so is a pile of gold bricks with blue ribbons.

Wrapped in skins of dull brown brick, the towers' only flourishes are splashes of blue or yellow tile, or the laundry that residents sometimes hang from their terraces.