Meanings of storey brick in English

The home, a modest but well-maintained one- storey brick building, was empty.

At the jetty below the elegant seven- storey brick pagoda, children gather round, hands outstretched.

They decamped from Sixteenth Street to a three- storey brick house close to the Schuylkill River.

In the old-fashioned, two- storey brick house in Malvern, John Osborne stood by his mother's bed.

St Francis was a forbidding, five- storey brick building.

They emerged on to a major north-south avenue lined by vendors' stalls fronting three- storey brick merchants' shops.

He sat on the ledge of a three- storey brick building looking to the south, overlooking the Inner Round.

Ahead, lights blazed from the windows of a three- storey brick building fronting a square of outbuildings including a large stable.

Then he threaded right and left and right again through back streets to a long block of two- storey brick buildings.

The packing house was a big four- storey brick building, and the air around it smelled sweet and heavy, like musk.

Across the way a three- storey brick building was obliterated by a solid stone block the size of a small boat smashing down into it.

Like Isana Pura in the south, this urban centre lay as a huge rambling conglomeration of low, single- or double- storey brick and clay box-like buildings.

'This is the street,' said he, as he turned into a short thoroughfare lined with plain, two- storeyed brick houses-'Ah