Sentence examples for were of brick from inspiring English sources

The views were of brick walls.

In "A Bend in the River," Salim recalls a stockade on the beach of his East African hometown: The walls were of brick.

These new buildings were of brick and terra cotta, different from the simple classical-style iron-front buildings of SoHo of the 1860s and 1870s.

All of the houses had been built during the final third of the last century, and were of brick or brownstone.

Most early buildings of the Fatimid period were of brick, although from the 12th century onward stone gradually became the chief building material.

The spacious kitchen has French doors to the back porch, there is a garage and the exterior is of brick and vinyl siding.

They are of brick faced with painted stucco.

The façades are of brick, with the west façade painted white and the east unpainted.

The arched ceiling is of brick and presides over dark wood-and-glass wine racks, displaying dozens of showcase bottles.

Over 60 townhouses sit on State Street facing the park, most are of brick or brownstone and three stories tall.

As bricks and mortar are not as strong as stone, the walls had to be thicker although the pillars needed to support the vaulted ceiling of the chancel were made of limestone (although those in the nave are of brick).