Sentence examples for built of brick from inspiring English sources

This became the Marunouchi district, also largely built of brick.

"And it's mainly built of brick, which means it hardly needs maintenance," she added.

The houses are usually well built of brick baked in local kilns.

The colossal Buddha images enshrined in the temples were usually built of brick and finished in stucco, gilded and ornamented.

We made our way to a nineteen-thirties-era terraced house, built of brick and pebble dash.

The earlier shrines were built of brick, most commonly with stucco ornament and figures on the outside.

The Soho Square building, built of brick in 1766, has a Grade II listing from the English Heritage organization, indicating it is of special historic interest.

On one side of the railway, a string of single-storey dwellings, built of brick and tile, have yet to be demolished.

Plane trees flank the drive to the castle of Fresquiennes, a three-story structure built of brick and limestone in 1826.

The main square was broad, and the town hall, built of brick, gave the collection of squat, abandoned buildings a slight air of civilization.

Built of brick with terra cotta tiles on the main facades, they glow with an intense reddish-brown in the midday sun; and their very shape is surprising.