brick up

As a result, many people brick up their windows in order not to have to pay the tax.

One way people got around this problem was to brick up their windows.

Like the main block it is stone on the first and brick up top.

The high, small windows of the wall have been bricked up.

The door was then bricked up to prevent a return.

The fire- place had been bricked up and painted white.

They might be locked or even bricked up on the other side, for all she knew.

I'll take a hot brick up for my feet.

Short of bricking up that gap, nothing was going to stop them.

I'll get some of those bricks up and put the stone things down cos they look better.

I now understood why those soldiers had been bricking up.

It was bricked up afterwards and can still be seen today.

You are asking to be bricked up in the cellar.

The windows to the prospect room are now bricked up.

For good measure, the doorway was bricked up in 1849.

And I would rather take a brick up side the head than sit in a middle row seat on a long flight.

The door was smashed in so often that it had to be bricked up.

The door was bricked up and the family were left to die of starvation.

Then I'm going to brick up the door to that room so it never bothers us again."

The latter was bricked up in 1487, when a fire destroyed a large part of the city.

Was the sign lost, bricked up somewhere behind that flat white wall?

I have no knowledge of any bricked up fire exit."

She must have had this whole floor bricked up from the outside.'

I could have your mouth bricked up, and you'd still tell me."

The window had been bricked up and concreted over in 1952.