Sentence examples for rose brick from inspiring English sources

Here's a classic example of the fictional padding between the politics: "Caroline stepped through the open French window onto the rose brick terrace and into the full heat of day.

Plaques are unveiled on the wall; stone memorials are built in the square; the domed mausoleum rises brick by brick over the city.

From the determination in Polish hearts, Warsaw did rise again, brick by brick.

After all, the context here extends far beyond the neighboring low-rise brick buildings of Long Island City.

The houses run mostly to modest wooden two-story structures and low-rise brick apartment buildings.

All the engineering advances have made newer high-rises less susceptible to collapse than lower-rise brick structures being held together by gravity, experts say.

The properties on neighboring blocks are an architectural mix, with older Queen Annes alongside low-rise brick apartment buildings and larger new condo buildings.

An 800-square-foot one-bedroom at No. 164, a low-rise brick building, goes for $2,600 a month, or about $32 a square foot.

Mr. Stein moved on to the Williamsbridge section of the North Bronx, at the intersection of Eastchester and Boston Roads, and covered five blocks with low-rise brick buildings.

The area, the scene of the Mardi Gras violence, is full of older, low-rise brick buildings, and was one of the places hardest hit.

Cellphone carriers often crow about having fewer dropped calls than the competition, but high-rises, brick walls and plaster lead to blind spots in some homes.