brick-paved

• “Slow down while biking over the brick-paved Herengracht—one of the many names appointed to the road flanking the Vecht as it twists and turns northward—and take in the canal homes and mom-and-pop shops.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Freewheeling Around Europe

• “Crepe myrtles blossomed primly along the brick-paved Main Street, where every other store front was empty.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Calling Up Ghosts on the Ten-Mile Straight

• “He felt short of breath, and noticed that there was an extraordinary amount of sand scattered on the brick-paved campus walkway.”

  Simon & Schuster: Here Comes Another Lesson

• “Along the moss-shaded and brick-paved streets where I grew up, people of color were servile visitors who showed up at back doors early in the morning and disappeared across Magazine Street by suppertime.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Convict and Other Stories

• “Hal parked the car in the circular, brick-paved driveway, next to a fleet of Range Rovers.”

  Simon & Schuster: Georgia’s Kitchen

• “Students were playing games, wandering down the brick-paved walks, or just chilling on the Green.”

  Simon & Schuster: #33 Killer Connections

• “The city has recently added wide, brick-paved sidewalks and nostalgic lampposts.”

  Upscale downtown urbanity

• “A walk along the brick-paved streets of Pingyao, where almost 4,000 of the old courtyard dwellings have been preserved and 400 are considered of architectural merit, is more akin to time travel than to a museum visit.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Hidden Cities of China's Past

• “But a few blocks away, Denver's brick-paved pedestrian 16th Street Mall was packed with delegates, journalists and gawkers.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Green Businesses Jump

• “The back windows of the house looked out on a brick-paved backyard shaded by magnolia trees.”

  Simon & Schuster: American Legacy

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