Sentence examples for face of brick from inspiring English sources
The same poem's invocation of the "flaked face of brick/ frostbitten, verdigris and icicles on statues.
The company also began advertising in national trade magazines, using the slogan "the face of brick" -- a play on "brickface".
Forensic summer gone, now we live in close-up: flaked face of brick frostbitten, verdigris and icicles on statues.
The workers were trying to put a new face of brick on the interior courtyard wall when the 160-foot-high scaffold buckled and fell.
Clover is transforming the face of brick-and-mortar commerce by developing Android-based hardware, cloud services, and an open platform for third-party developers, complete with a marketplace enabling merchants to purchase and distribute your apps to all their devices with a single tap.
The exposed face of bricks was characterised by a yellowish tone and smooth, uniform texture that afforded perfect dimensioning and inter-brick alignment.
Where the north half required great thicknesses of brick in the load-bearing walls, the addition employed only a thin facing of brick and terracotta trim, affording larger expanses of glass and faster, less expensive construction.
Shallow longitudinal steel straps placed in slots cut along the top and bottom faces of bricks and facing each other, straddled the bed joints to prevent out-of-plane sliding between bricks.
The discrete variables are scalar velocities and pressure, averaged over the faces of brick-like cells in the (x,y,t) space.
Wielding a trowel, he expertly shot some mortar onto a face of a brick (the "buttering"), spread it and efficiently turned to a row of already laid bricks with another trowel of mortar, which he then laid on and parted down the middle.
The term "open-joint ventilated façades" refers to a building system in which an external layer of slabs or tiles (metallic, ceramic, stone or composite) is hanged by means of a metallic-frame structure to the exterior face of the brick wall, creating an air cavity between wall and slabs.
