Sentence examples for enclosed brick from inspiring English sources

OUTDOOR SPACE: An enclosed brick courtyard with garden beds.

By the time I walked through the kitchen and great room to the enclosed brick courtyard out back, where a fountain was playing water, my knees could barely hold.

"It's not like some of these 'remuddled' houses you see around here," said Mr. Blitz, standing on the second-story porch and pointing to a once stately house that has been reduced to a formless blob with vinyl siding and porches enclosed by brick.

After 1835 many workhouses were constructed with the central buildings surrounded by work and exercise yards enclosed behind brick walls, so-called "pauper bastilles".

The bed may be enclosed with brick-made structures with good numbers of holes or the wastes be kept as heaps without any enclosure.

Jefferson did not leave specific plans for the pavilion gardens, which he enclosed with serpentine brick walls.

A door at the back of the gallery opens onto a concrete courtyard, enclosed by whitish brick walls and exposed to the sky.

That effort is most evident in his creation of a Japanese garden punctuated by ornamental trees and stone sculptures in a courtyard enclosed by the brick walls of an American factory built in the 1920's.

Like other fans of white brick, Ms. Bollack and Chris Fogarty, also an architect, talk approvingly of the buildings' simple lines and unadorned exteriors, the trim gray window frames, the rooftop towers enclosed with decorative brick, the setbacks lined with terraces, the glazing that was supposed to have made the buildings self-cleaning.

On this point, he disagreed with that other icon of Indian nationalism, Gandhi, to whom he wrote in 1933: "it is needless to say that I do not at all relish the idea of divinity being enclosed in a brick and mortar temple for the special purpose of exploitation by a particular group of people".

In the rear yard of the house is a water well, enclosed by a brick building about 7 by in area and 3.5 feet in height.