brickwork , BWK (abbreviation)

Here the girl had stood, her hands on the brickwork as his were now.

The top full floor has different brickwork and window design from the rest of the building.

About 20 percent of the brickwork had to be replaced.

And they've got is just a, perhaps a a, a few courses of brickwork.

To have a second opinion on any brickwork project is often welcome.

What if you'd slipped off the brickwork, the other night?

The brickworks was closed in 2008, with the loss of 83 jobs.

She felt inclined to back away, if only the brickwork would let her.

There are also three brickworks on the south side of the Villa.

There was brickwork and glass flying all over the place.

The brickwork is usually a deep red or dark brown, often with a mix of the two.

He let himself into the house by the back door and returned to his courses of brickwork.

They operated the site until the brickworks closed in 1970.

But look at this brickwork, the height of it, and remember, she was such a little thing.

"We used different color brickwork to make it distinctive," she said.

He stuck his red face through the hole in the brickwork.

The brickworks today is closed to the public but has had various uses over the past 20 years.

A memorial to the brickworks was put in place near the original site.

Day 21 begins with everything being packed and moved to the brickworks.

It was named for a local brickworks that is no longer in operation.

The tower, with a square plan, is in brickwork like the rest of the church.

On the north west wall the vast majority of the brickwork is original.

There are also three brickworks employing around one thousand people.

To the right of the front door is a bay window with decorative brickwork.

Away from the water there were five further small brickwork arches on each side of the river.