Sentence examples for stock bricks from inspiring English sources

It does add instant history to a scheme, though, and works well with reclaimed stock bricks, flint or granite cobbles.

It also uses materials such as re used stock bricks, with a plum tinge, laid with a garden wall bond.

The gallery has expanded into the old library building; in the big space where we're standing, the architects have made its London stock bricks visible.

An unassuming house makes a façade for the bunker, made of post-war London Stock bricks, though it looks more like a shady youth centre than a place people would actually live in.

Older buildings are mainly brick built, most commonly the yellow London stock brick or a warm orange-red variety, often decorated with carvings and white plaster mouldings.

Livingstone helped get this scheme defeated, in favour of Coin Street Community Builders, which proposed – and built – a scheme of low-rise, low-density, traditionalist stock-brick houses.

Only a handful of structures really stand in its way and interrupt it – the largest of them by far the rotting and magnificent hulk of Battersea power station, its stock-brick solidity a remarkable contrast to the Trespa all around.

The company has to generate new ideas to keep its sales growing: customers need a reason to expand their stock of bricks, and to buy them from Lego rather than cheaper rivals.

The majority of its housing stock, yellow-brick or three-story wood-frame row houses built for German immigrants before 1910, was handsome, if not fancy, and between its 11 breweries, knitting mills and other light manufacturing plants, Bushwick was less dependent on the dying Navy Yard for jobs than much of the borough.

Labels now often demand equity in the new digital services as part of a licensing deal -- a situation analogous to the labels owning stock in brick-and-mortar record stores.

The funds investing in the quoted shares of the major property companies, such as British Land and Land Securities, act more in line with the general stock market; the bricks and mortar funds use money raised to buy physical buildings, and in a downturn can have liquidity problems.