Sentence examples for elegant brick from inspiring English sources

Along Irving Place are elegant brick row houses with bulging bay windows.

Superficially, not much has changed, but the elegant brick and stone building now flies its cultural banners proudly.

The elegant brick building was built in 1713 and it was from the small balcony that the Declaration of Independence was first read to Bostonians in 1776.

They supplemented an inventory dating as far back as 1928, when the oldest co-op building in Westchester, the elegant brick Cragswold on Garth Road, was built.

It was not always that way, even on the peninsula's most charming street, Manida, with row after row of elegant, brick homes.

The tour groups gather daily outside the elegant brick house on Bian Yi Men Street, which once housed this coastal city's prosperous merchants.

More refined but equally stylish is The Square, Radhuspladsen 14, 45-333) 38-12-00, www.thesquarecopenhagen.com, a new, modern property overlooking the elegant brick-and-gilt town hall.

As Kevin Meenan, the school's fund-raising director, recalled on Tuesday, Archbishop Dolan had never been to the school, and he walked slowly toward the building to take in its elegant brick-and-stone facade.

Auberge Laurent, an elegant, brick-walled wine bar with a lounge area in the back, serves an array of wines, mostly French, and a few beers by the glass and the bottle, along with a brief menu of cheeses and charcuterie.

The bad news is that Nesle, the venerable source for antique and reproduction chandeliers, sconces and candelabra, said goodbye to the elegant brick-and-marble-fronted building at 151 East 57th Street that had been its home since the late 1930's.

I first met Burton at Griff House, Eliot's childhood home, which is an elegant Georgian brick building with an ivy-covered façade on the outskirts of town.