Sentence examples for hundreds of bricks from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of bricks shook loose from buildings, trees split in half and crushed cars, and a billboard hung precariously several stories up over Main Street.

Hundreds of bricks shook loose from buildings, trees split in half and crushed cars, and a billboard hung precariously several stories above Main Street.

Authorities in Hong Kong have been busy glueing hundreds of bricks to the pavements ahead of a visit by one of China's top political leaders.

The inside door is barricaded through hundreds of bricks made from armored concrete.

In 1887, Robertson completed the Young Women's Christian Association, at 7 East 15th Street, of brick mixed with rocky-surfaced brownstone, the heavy half-round arches along the ground floor visually supporting the great weight of masonry above.

Since the mid-19th century the manufacture of bricks has shifted from an old to a new system.

Get your bearings The bull ring (4) at Calle Xàtiva 28 (00 34 96 3519315; plazadetorosdevalencia.com ), a 19th-century amphitheatre of brick and bloodshed, is an obvious spot for discerning your location.

A new, elegantly simple boathouse has been designed, and a 19th-century complex of brick and glass buildings, including a derelict slaughterhouse and greenhouse, are now being renovated to house art studios and a dance theater.

Small wooden churches had existed in Denmark since the introduction of Christianity, but during the course of the 12th century hundreds of stone and brick churches were constructed.

It is a brackish water-filled former clay pit, which had been mined in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for the manufacture of bricks and tiles.

(If you've come this far, after lunch walk around the corner to St . Pauls Church, a massive pile of bricks on West 22nd Place; it once rivaled the skyscrapers of the Loop).