Sentence examples for make brickwork with a from inspiring English sources

You can also make brickwork with a rubber stamp and red stamp pad.

For practical reasons these buildings were always of stuccoed brickwork with a minimum of carved-stone detail.

The thickness of the lean concrete beneath the concrete block was 100 mm and the formwork of the concrete was brickwork with a thickness of 100 mm.

The ground floor has red brickwork with a rusticated appearance.

Before you is a pleasant, terraced house of 1930s brickwork with an inoffensive, suburban feel to it, compounded by a goldfish pond (and a plaster gnome with fishing-rod) in the garden.

This will get rid of the build-up of dirt and make the brickwork look fresher.

The outcomes of the proposed predictive model are validated by comparing them with the results derived from an experimental campaign of bond tests on straight and curved substrates made of brickwork strengthened with SRG.

Bradwall is home to three buildings that were Grade II listed from 5 December 1986, though none are open to the public: The 17th-century cottage and coach-house of the former Bradwall Hall includes a two-story building with three windows, made with brown brickwork and tile roof.

Tomorrow finds me Contentedly playing peekaboo with a sylphlike Quirk in the old glass, making the brickwork On the street's far (bright) side ripple.

Mailboxes built into walls or made of brickwork are likely to be unsuitable for painting; seek advice from a hardware store.

The row of Victorian sheds is in fact a combination of old and new, a collage of brickwork with the variation that makes London's streets so pleasing to wander.