masonry wall

As you can see, the masonry walls are almost complete.

Another fire in 1931 left only the masonry walls standing.

The road came to an end at a cracked masonry wall.

There was another opening a few feet to the left of it, in the same masonry wall.

Except for a fine masonry wall built on the side of a stream, to court has nothing very significant.

Under Jewish law, however, it has all the strength of a masonry wall.

Cliffs were no problem, and masonry walls he could deal with.

Each area was separated from the next by a solid masonry wall.

Some interior masonry walls were found to be nearly two feet thick.

In 1881 a masonry wall was added, greatly strengthening defence.

Elsewhere, there are a masonry wall, two long tables and a chair.

This type of collapse generally occurs with a masonry wall.

We also told them masonry walls are not our expertise."

Construction of the original 1841-42 building is in traditional heavy masonry walls two feet thick.

The first floor is constructed with massive stone masonry walls.

They also can be used in solid masonry walls.

Its radius was about 14m and it consisted of two masonry walls.

Masonry walls were finished with lime plaster inside and out.

He lifted his hand and the fortune teller stopped as though she had run into a masonry wall.

It was an old place with curving masonry walls and ceilings.

A masonry wall was built to retain the fill.

It was the track closest to the masonry wall of the freight yard.

Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall without gate.

The trellis is anchored with hooks to the masonry wall.

It was primarily timber architecture, with mud or masonry walls.