Sentence examples for courses of brick from inspiring English sources
The first dozen courses of brick below the rebuilt roof don't match the rest.
At the corners, two courses of brick protrude at a 45-degree angle as if they had been snipped off with pinking shears.
The walls of the city, which still in greater part survive, were set up under Theodosius II (408 450) early in the 5th century, and already the method of construction (where a number of courses of brick alternate with those of stone) and the forms of vaulting used to support the floors in the numerous towers show several innovations.
Visual textures are produced by the patterns given to the lighting of the surface both through the way the materials are worked (e.g., vertical or horizontal chiselling of stone) and through the way they are employed in building (e.g., vertical or horizontal boarding, projection and recession of courses of brick).
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.
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.
Add 3 more courses of bricks, and then repeat the above step to create a shelf for the grate.
Finish the barbecue by laying 2 more courses of bricks around the cooking areas (the left-hand leg, middle and half way across the back wall).
