The shield is backed by a brick wall, the foliations are shell-lined, and the upturned shell is in place under the shield.
This view is contained within an oval frame which rests upon a pedestal bearing on its face the name of the library; the whole is filled out to the edges of the plate by a background representing a brick wall.
The back of the design resembles a brick wall; the frame is made up of bouquets in holders, hearts, and an assortment of odds and ends.
Above, an urn is overfilled with the blossoms of knowledge, while the background of the whole is a brick wall.
On one side of the dotted line is indicated flue construction for a brick wall, and on the other for a wood wall.
It should be divided by a brick wall laid in mortar, but not cemented on either side.
A zinc drain should be provided from the refrigerator to the outside of brick wall.
A brick wall under a frame house is ordinarily nine inches thick; that is, it is called a nine-inch wall.
Brick wall of the "Tombs of Forty Saints" showing in top corners of photograph.
A part of the large churchyard pertaining to this hospital, and severed from the rest with a brick wall, yet remaineth as of old time, with a pulpit cross therein, somewhat like to that in Paules churchyard.
In the highest part of the park stood the banqueting-house, a three-storey timber building of quadrangular form, enclosed within a brick wall.
The windows, as a rule, have few lights, they have flat-pointed heads, and their total area is relatively small in proportion to the plain surface of brick wall.
Footnote 41: The document by error reads "brick wall" but the mistake is obvious, and the second version of the lease does not repeat the error.
The grounds extend to the King’s Road, and contain about eleven acres, surrounded by a brick wall; and the entrance to the National Society’s training college is from that road.
You were implying just now that, failing a brick wallto knock our heads against, we started in search of one.
If we knock our heads against a brick wall we howl; if we haven't got a brick wall to knock them against we howl louder.
We had collided with the "brick wall" right enough, and for the next few seconds at least the result was primal chaos.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "brick wall" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
