knapped flint造句

• The side walls have red and grey brickwork and knapped flint.
• The height of the very neatly knapped flints varies between . ]]
• The churchyard wall, of knapped flints, was built in 1867.
• Built of stock brick with knapped flint panels and stucco and terracotta trim.
• Other relics from the cave users include knapped flints and blackened hearths with fragments of burnt bones.
• The south aisle, which dates from the early 14th-century extension, is also dressed with knapped flint.
• All the flintlocks were fitted with a professionally knapped flint wrapped in red Morocco leather to hold it firmly in place.
• Chartham Terrace, despite its similarity to St Augustine s with its knapped flint exterior, is not a Pugin building.
• The walls of the train shed, an engine shed and offices were constructed from brick and knapped flint with slate roofs.
• Made of knapped flint with brick and stone dressings, it is a Grade II * listed building and a scheduled ancient monument.
• The south side of the nave has three arched three-lighted knapped flint and features a tall quatrefoiled three-lighted window.
• The church was built of knapped flint, brick and tile with a pyramid spire, by John Loughborough Pearson for the Fowle family.
• The wing to the right of the priory was added in the late 19th century and features a red brick diaper pattern on knapped flint walls.
• The north aisle, dressed with knapped flint, dates from the 1865 extensions, other than the eastern end which was extended in 1896 to accommodate the vestry.
• The new church was designed by George Cheesman in the arcading, a short chancel, and a short embattled tower with castellated octagonal turrets, and constructed in knapped flint with red brick dressings.
• The dimensions and general design of the train shed, engine shed and office accommodation was repeated at with only the building materials different, Wycombe being built with brick and knapped flint wall while Thame was timber.
• Somers Clarke and Micklethwaite redesigned the east-facing exterior in a style incorporating elements of the knapped flint and stone dressings; the south face, with the rounded arches, retains the stucco work from the changes in the 1860s.
• He turned the house back to front, so that the house looked east; he built an imposing coach house and stable block to the south; on his walls of knapped flint he erected two wyverns, the heraldic dragons of the Trevors.
• A northern aisle was never added, although there were plans to do so; the northern exterior wall of the church, intended as a temporary structure, is therefore different in style from the other walls, being in red brick rather than knapped flint . ( As with the first rebuilding, the rest of the 1936 work used knapped flintwork . ) In the same year a spire was added to the tower for the first time.