crushed brick

The crushed brick is then covered with a topping of other crushed particles.

Other rooms are covered with opus signinum (chalk and crushed bricks).

This mixture contained lime as well as crushed bricks.

Crushed brick is pressed onto the limestone surface with rollers, then drenched in water.

In the rooms on the east side, the mortar was mixed with crushed bricks (called opus signinum).

Major elements are formed from concrete mixed with pebbles, crushed brick and sandstone chippings.

The floor is covered with a gravel of bits of crushed brick and bones and teeth.

It was sitting there all alone in the exact centre of the lot, which was just an empty square made of crushed brick and weeds.

Almost all red "clay" courts are made not of natural clay but of crushed brick that is packed to make the court.

The storm had become a hurricane, with the odors of sleet and dust and crushed brick, windborne.

The crushed brick is deep enough to allow footprints and ball marks, but shallow enough to avoid making the court spongy or slippery.

It is faced with carefully cut limestone blocks, while its core is filled with mortar made of lime and crushed bricks.

The playing surface consists of Celebration Bermuda turf with a clay base infield and crushed brick warning track.

Two of his youngsters had been traipsing among the piles of crushed brick, chasing each other through a labyrinth of jagged half walls.

For a long way the soil was composed of a reddish sandy stone, something like crushed brick, scoriae, streams of lava, and pumice-stones.

The best compost consists of four parts sandy loam, and one part of equal quantities of sand and crushed brick.

All that remains of their heyday are piles of crushed bricks and lengths of plastic piping scattered across the coconut groves.

A forty-foot by forty-foot square, carpeted in crushed brick and old stone and surrounded by the backs of buildings.

For pathways, choose from a range of natural or recycled materials, such as chipped wood or bark, glass chips, crushed brick, shells, recycled aggregates.

The thick walls and piers were built using brick, mortar, and "argamasa" (a mixture of crushed brick, sand, stone aggregate and lime).

The mix of sterilized topsoil, crushed brick chips and textured peat moss sits on 90 tons of gravel bedding, and will require 500 gallons of water a week.

The surface of the lot was crushed brick rubble, showing that some other building had also recently been torn down; the bank had probably timed its own reconstruction to the availability of a lot nearby.

The driveway, a bright red lane paved in crushed brick bordered in red concrete, takes off at an oblique angle from the fence toward a cluster of buildings moored in a grove of oaks.

On demand, a group of prisoners were expected to undertake any action, such as walking, singing, running, crawling on one's elbows and tips of the toes, roll around on the ground covered with gravel and crushed bricks, etc.