Meanings of pebbledash in English

Harmonies and melodies from the r'n'b playbook locked into place by pebbledash guitars and keyboards.

The housing stock is pebbledash and during the boom houses here went for mad money.

They are standard pebbledash and redbrick three-beds with long rear gardens and views of the beach from the top windows.

He mounts the steps to the bungalow, with its grimy pebbledash walls and shattered windows, and knocks on the front door.

A collection of brick and pebbledash houses, many with steep gabled roofs, timbered dormers, and wide porches crowded together to her left.

It has bay windows in the living room, off-street parking for two or three cars, and a combined redbrick and pebbledash front.

This laneway is in the process of being upgraded as part of the landscaping, with pebbledash and stone walls and a tarmacadam surface.

Seamus Dunne shot a husband and wife, Mr Vincent and Mrs Mary Cully, twice in the back after a dispute over pebbledash stones.

The redbrick and pebbledash-fronted house is one of about 15 homes on a quiet cul-de-sac at the Stillorgan dual carriageway end of Booterstown Avenue.

Most of the town's population of 8,000 live in pebbledash houses that rise up a gentle incline from the port.

Those of you extremists who try to pebbledash Locker Room every time he writes "another bloody column about camogie" have no need to worry.

Here, batsmen have been pebbledashed, the short fast ball the weapon of choice, dismissals coming square of the wicket or at third man.