Sentence examples for course of bricks from inspiring English sources

The latter are built with a single course of bricks.

The bridge stands on 26 uniform segmental arches consisting of a double, radially laid course of bricks.

If one side gets too high, lay the next course of bricks tighter on that end.

Use a trowel to spread a layer of mortar inside the chalk lines on the concrete base, then lay the first course of bricks on it.

Set another course of brick, starting at the corner, on top of the first course.

This method will prove difficult when first lining up the edges of the bricks, but it will save a significant amount of time as opposed to using a level after each layer (or course) of brick laid.

He tells me he wants Lilith to roll and squirm in the dust with greater abandon towards the end, when she smashes the few courses of bricks the Trümmerfrauen have managed to pile together.

The walls are built of brick-faced concrete, with a complicated system of relieving arches, corresponding to the chambers in the drum, which extend as far as the second row of coffers of the dome; the method of construction of the upper portion is somewhat uncertain (the existence of ribs cannot be proved), but is probably of horizontal courses of bricks gradually inclined inwards.

In late temples these walls frequently had alternating concave and convex courses of bricks, so that the top of the wall undulated vertically.

The garbhagriha or sanctum sanctorum is 2 metres long and 2.2 metres wide and is made of 27 courses of bricks.

Lay two courses of bricks in a circle on top of the structure.