The streets were cobblestone, the sidewalks made of uneven brick.

He used pine scribed to fit snugly against the uneven adjacent bricks.

Additionally, the borders of each hole usually are made of rocks or uneven brick, making accurate banking difficult.

"They have the damnedest sidewalks in this town," he said as she stumbled over the ancient uneven bricks.

In some cases, the reports found, the clinics were little more than empty shells of uneven bricks and concrete that were already crumbling into dust.

It was dark, and she almost tripped on rubbish left on the dark, uneven bricks underfoot.

One structure, essentially a rickety shell of uneven bricks, had been declared 56 percent complete.

Seventy years later his signature remains, the slab floating perfectly level and charmless between mossy stretches of sweet uneven brick that knew the iron shoes of Yankee horses.

As Peter stood on the uneven bricks of his hearth, looking round at the disconsolate old kitchen, his eyes began to kindle with the illumination of an enthusiasm that never long deserted him.

The walls were brick, old and uneven, thickly coated with dirty green paint.