「Bricks」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)

Bricks

1 2 3 次へ>

1語右で並び替え

該当件数:457件

  • st brickyard in the state, producing 5 million bricks a year, and to the downtown Spaulding & Frost
  • neys in use, producing a total of 135 millions bricks a year.
  • s four-story building was constructed of adobe bricks about 1350 AD, and its rather well preserved r
  • Once Cream City bricks absorb pollutants, they are difficult to clean
  • nstructed by mason Johann Gottlob Krause using bricks already on hand for another building, the Tave
  • inking the two, whose bases (laid out today in bricks) alternated between one big column and two dou
  • game, a clone of Arkanoid, involves a wall of bricks and a moving ball.
  • ith cement and/or fly ash, they can be used as bricks and assembled using standard masonry technique
  • They started throwing bricks, and armoured vehicles were sent to the scene.
  • In any case, materials, including bricks and carved wood were imported from England.
  • The houses of the village were built of bricks and basalt stones cut from the hillside.
  • the crowd, but they responded with a shower of bricks and sticks.
  • He found a few inscribed bricks, and a single cuneiform tablet.
  • century, Dunton Green was a centre for making bricks and tiles.
  • 1 m) by 55 ft (17 m) and was lined with glazed bricks and had a terrazzo marble floor.
  • te 1920s Clayburn was a large producer of clay bricks, and had various factories, some of which stil
  • - building a cottage and dictating a book: 200 bricks and 2000 words per day."
  • That night, students threw firebombs, bricks and bottles and started a bonfire.
  • mob of forty people who beat him to death with bricks and clubs.
  • in the basement were pelted to death by flying bricks and timbers.
  • tested over different road surfaces, including bricks and cobblestones.
  • ship to Istanbul, wine-making, and also making bricks and roof-tiles which were exported further afi
  • ades of the 3rd century AD by the style of the bricks and the absence of brick stamps.
  • re cement sheeting, aerated concrete products, bricks, and systems to support plasterboard construct
  • The hall is built with fawn-coloured facing bricks, and is mainly in three storeys.
  • , chair parts, bobbins, whip sockets, hosiery, bricks and washboards.
  • Initially the Temple was built using bricks and stones, and had a cadjaned roof.
  • Parsvanatha, the golden stupa was enclosed in bricks and a stone temple was built outside.
  • History will treat him well, not for the bricks and mortar he laid, but the lives he changed a
  • fe in Birmingham, which he termed 'the land of bricks and mortar', he left home in 1893 and joined t
  • hurch dismantled the skating rink and used the bricks and windows for the new church building, which
  • It began to decline in prosperity when modern bricks and cement came into use.
  • the phrase I want to be one of this religion's bricks and glorify this religion.
  • wall was protected by solid glacis, whichut of bricks and quicklime.
  • The tower is constructed from Norfolk red bricks and has five storeys.
  • pa, or Buddhist religious monument, built with bricks and square in shape.
  • In 1981, a time capsule containing handmade bricks and squared nails from the Phillips Mansion, w
  • There is also a corn crib, a house for making bricks, and a smoke house.
  • The type of bricks and tiles once produced in abundance in Brosel
  • It is built of wood and bricks and has a concrete flooring.
  • The Acheiropoietos has been dated from its bricks and mosaics to ca. 450-470, making it perhaps
  • e construction of a small hunting lodge of red bricks and stone with a slate roof.
  • The bricks and exterior lettering of the fountain came fr
  • The original granite, bricks and solid timber are still preserved today.
  • He then build a chateau, using white bricks and stones, enclosed by large garden walls.
  • and detail, the hard-edged arches of radiating bricks, and the row of oriels on the south wall are a
  • Local craftsmen donated many of the bricks and their labor to construct the church.
  • Betsson branched out to a bricks and mortar presence in May 2008, when it opene
  • (which is damaged beyond repair), salvage the bricks and other material and rebuild the home to its
  • he Deister and Kleine Deister, clay for baking bricks and sand and gravel in the river terraces of t
  • The wall was built of alternating rows of bricks and stone cubes.
  • dd jobs, including plucking chickens, cleaning bricks, and unloading boxcars beginning at age 10 unt
  • g of six rows of stretchers (horizontally-laid bricks) and one row of headers (end-laid bricks) that
  • In the 1977 Bricks and Ivy yearbook, Charles Bowler referred to t
  • erberger AG is the world's largest producer of bricks, and the second-largest European manufacturer
  • of the tomb was found with three inscribed mud bricks and a number of ushabti giving the name of the
  • ng on the main street to repel everything from bricks and bottles to paint and blast bombs.
  • and other small caliber weapons' and throwing bricks and bottles at the patrolmen.”
  • The Kimmeridge Clay provided bricks and tiles, from clay extracted at the Chawley
  • pelted visiting Sheffield Wednesday fans with bricks and bottles during a league match at The Den;
  • amber, and black colors to glass, pottery, and bricks; and in the manufacture of green and violet pa
  • 1,200,000 bricks and 819 tons of stone and cement were used in
  • lved with producing construction supplies like bricks and agricultural implements, while some reside
  • s Bower, it includes over 3.5 million handmade bricks and fragments of glass from the old church.
  • ilt from brick, with details in silver and red bricks and in Portland Stone.
  • use in mortar and fertilizer, as well as lime bricks and tiles for building houses.
  • Bricks and tiles were stolen by vandals and the forme
  • es were dismantled and paint stripped from the bricks and the cast concrete fireplaces.
  • tional tracks entitled Hurricane Destroyer and Bricks and Rust were recorded in late 2009 while jamm
  • n exterior that was made with red and ironspot bricks and concrete.
  • n one ton of something (water jugs, dumbbells, bricks, and tires) to each team and they must transfe
  • eramica IASI, one of Romania's leading ceramic bricks and clay roof tiles producers, Bolix, a leadin
  • re should be "about plays and actors not about bricks and mortar".
  • d wavy as heavy traffic caused shifting of the bricks and the underlying sand.
  • s slightly vague but is most likely for making bricks and tiles.
  • The dark smoked mirrorglass, the white-painted bricks and the building's exterior configuration are
  • n the main screen, as well as "revealing" some bricks and sheet rock throughout the main theater, re
  • or a combination of both; most using hand-made bricks and tiles.
  • being completely rebuilt with new outer facing bricks and major modifications.
  • The extraction of bricks and dumping of unwanted material is responsibl
  • gress through the crowd had provoked a hail of bricks and stones, and caused them to lose "all comma
  • The house is made of locally quarried bricks and features tied chimneys (separate chimneys
  • Bricks and nails used were made on the property.
  • w years for some strategically placed piles of bricks and concrete to start off this island (some sa
  • of Staffordshire brindled, red, blue and brown bricks and tiles"), established in 1847/1849 and conv
  • It is made of mud bricks and granite.
  • Its masonry consists of alternate courses of bricks and stones.
  • The top of stupa tilted to one side, and the bricks and mortar supporting the stupa crumbled off,
  • the rear extension which has diapering in blue bricks and is joined to the original part of the hous
  • nd a senior executive of Specsavers, a leading bricks and mortar United Kingdom eyeglass company.
  • ues built a kiln on their farmstead, fired the bricks, and slowly raised the new structure and water
  • on in 1877 and engaged in the manufacturing of bricks and drain pipes.
  • ond-shaped decorative patterns made of clinker bricks and molded ceilings.
  • The site comprises a three-storey "red bricks and green tiles" building, a private garden fe
  • The castle was mostly made of bricks and wood in the late 14th century.
  • The oldest layer built of bricks and stone probably corresponds to the fortress
  • 5-foot-deep (7.6 m) building built entirely of bricks and terra cotta tiles manufactured by Celadon.
  • Joensuu Church is made of bricks and located in the centre of Joensuu, North Ka
  • It was reconstructed using many of the same bricks and is currently being renovated.
  • The station was built with yellow Crewe bricks and had four tracks running though the station
  • e power stations, other than a small number of bricks and steel rods.
  • The chimney was reduced to a pile of bricks and metal.
  • The station was reduced to a pile of bricks and twisted metal.
  • s an Arkanoid style game where players destroy bricks and boss battles using weapons and a ball.
  • The patterns the bricks are laid out in varies from round to round.
  • The heat retaining bricks are covered in a decorative material such as b
  • Cream City bricks are made from a red clay containing elevated a
  • When the bricks are fired, they become creamy-yellow in color.
  • The building's yellow bricks are made from the blue clay taken from Worthin
  • These bricks are extracted from the walls asynchronously wi
  • g by all-female grunge band L7, from the album Bricks Are Heavy.
  • Visitors can also learn how the Lego bricks are manufactured or take part in classes taugh
  • The richly textured bricks are carved into intricate, repetitive, geometr
  • ough light-colored when first made, Cream City bricks are porous, causing them to absorb dirt and ot
  • cm wide and a half metre deep where stones or bricks are heated up for several hours.
  • Broseley bricks are notable for their brown and red mottled na
  • The bricks are arranged in a running bond pattern.
  • Most London stock bricks are more or less porous, as is the lime mortar
  • erse in the arches themselves, where the black bricks are recessed.
  • nd the two OPERA targets contain about 150,000 bricks arranged into parallel walls and interleaved w
  • I(M) mingled in the crowd and started to throw bricks at police who retaliated.
  • The yard of bricks at the start/finish line still remains from th
  • g the programme, anti-fascist protesters threw bricks at the church.
  • the children into a water canal and then threw bricks at them, looking satisfied.
  • anising fetes and many other activities to buy bricks at 6d each.
  • with a stone slate infill (partly replaced by bricks) at first-floor level.
  • nsion building will consume raw materials (and bricks at higher level) in your mansion warehouse.
  • "15 Bricks at the Bottom of the Pond" - 5:59
  • g language which could manipulate robotic Lego bricks attached to a computer.
  • les in indie films Triple Bill and Rise of the Bricks, before moving to Los Angeles to train with ac
  • jor shipping point for lumber, turpentine, and bricks beginning in 1896 with the completion of the A
  • ns lasted from 1829 to 1834, with 21.5 million bricks being used to build the fort.
  • consist of wooden sills with a row of beveled bricks below them in oarlock orientation .
  • n black brick with a low plinth and patent red bricks, blue engineering bricks, Pennant stone steps,
  • Police were though pelted with bricks, bottles and fireworks by Millwall fans attemp
  • crowd began to pelt the paraders with stones, bricks, bottles and shoes, and militiamen responded w
  • Cautley had to make his own bricks, brick kiln and mortar.
  • eaturing a boy who knocks over a house made of bricks built by his sister and then rebuilds it when
  • It was built of bricks burned by Abraham Mann, who came to this area
  • ion, according to the Lombard tradition, is in bricks, but has two columns and other details in marb
  • The floor was covered with large square bricks but in 1923 they were replaced with mosaics.
  • There was no rain to deteriorate the bricks but they would wear down from wind-swept sand,
  • aham had planned to build a new house with the bricks, but decided that the new church was more impo
  • at the Hebrews be given no straw to make their bricks, but to make the same tally as before on pain
  • cted the house himself, using clay to make the bricks by hand.
  • heir own labor to build the church, making the bricks by hand.
  • is a large sculpture made of more than 30,000 bricks by Per Kirkeby.
  • h began in 1788 with the manufacture of 36,000 bricks by native laborers.
  • am was provided via special procedure and data bricks called SVC procedures and SVC data.
  • These bricks came from the red clay located on the Spring P
  • The orange bricks came to Belize aboard British ships as ballast
  • ted a viewer action campaign called the Living Bricks Campaign.
  • Up to three NXT bricks can communicate simultaneously via Bluetooth w
  • te, is a chemical compound used in rat poison, bricks, ceramic glazes and cement.
  • t 1883 and managed by Henry Jenks, it produced bricks, chimney pots, finials, cornices and encaustic
  • eir abilities by breaking hard objects such as bricks, coconuts, stones and boards with their bare h
  • though the majority of traffic was goods- with bricks coming from the town and coal for the gasworks
  • Later, the use of fired bricks constituted a significant change, because such
  • Some bricks contain special power-ups to enhance play.
  • New rows of bricks continuously arrive from the top of the screen
  • Apparent ruined walls in bricks covered by earth
  • schewing the usual corbels, a dozen courses of bricks create the gallery support, with four indentat
  • e role of Emma Kennedy, a new member of Mickey Bricks' crew of con artists.
  • in, according to a recent re-evaluation of the bricks dated with manufacturer stamps.
  • Part of the chancel with Roman bricks dates back to the early 12th century.
  • layers earn points for the number and types of bricks destroyed.
  • uilt what was then called “Main Building” with bricks donated by the prison.
  • As the bricks dried, they often shrank leading to warping an
  • Bricks etc can be found strewn around this area of th
  • sse, which was simply filled with large rocks, bricks, etc.
  • d metal images, terracotta plaques, ornamental bricks, etc..
  • They were also constructed of sun-dried bricks, except for the enclosing walls of the palace,
  • As bricks explode, the bricks below move up to fill in t
  • egion is well known for its clay open pits and bricks factories.
  • Built in 1909-1910 of bricks fired on site, it is the oldest public buildin
  • The bricks for the east coast towers were made at Grays i
  • lorida in 1859 and became engaged in supplying bricks for the government.
  • the three princes command all persons to bake bricks for the Tower of Babel, however twelve, includ
  • ), tea leaves were steamed and formed into tea bricks for storage and trade.
  • e ('Sala granite') was extracted to be used as bricks for construction material northeast of the min
  • one destined for the manufacture of refractory bricks for furnace linings and the like.
  • rks known as the Clackline Refractory supplied bricks for the nearby pumping stations for the Goldfi
  • tooth accessories, replacement power cords and bricks for notebook computers, locking mechanisms for
  • ty Library started a trend with the use of red bricks for landmark buildings in Danish architecture-
  • apparatus contains about 150 thousand of such bricks for a total mass of 1300 tons and is complemen
  • He was a brick manufacturer and made the bricks for Archibald Clybourne's mansion.
  • Shaped in bricks for slicing, it is called asadero (meaning "ro
  • Bricks forming part of memorial
  • e rests on a paved plaza with charcoal and red bricks forming a Maltese Cross.
  • The brick facade is made of local bricks from the Henry Wise brickyard.
  • imney consists of 4,140 tons of fireproof clay bricks from the Grube Ilse near Senftenberg.
  • The contractor was permitted to reuse the old bricks from the original tower and house.
  • It was built well north of the Quad, with bricks from the destroyed Quad buildings.
  • destroyed by invaders, was later rebuilt with bricks from the nearby Roman road.
  • his building on Beverly Boulevard built using bricks from the old city hall.
  • ce, as the traders had brought with them 5,470 bricks from Boston.
  • llinois 88 (now Illinois 40), and the original bricks from this old Banner School are on display at
  • iticism over the fact that they decided to use bricks from a U.S. company for construction instead o
  • shoot down the attackers, Aiken trips on loose bricks from a broken wall so Owens continues on alone
  • and in 2001 they reconstructed the house using bricks from the remains of its predecessor.
1 2 3 次へ>