cross bond

It crossed Bond's mind that they might be doing the morning rounds looking for overnight prey.

It crossed Bond's mind that she had been well-chosen.

It crossed Bond's mind that a General Call was going out.

It crossed Bond's mind that he was an Englishman.

Very neat and very pretty, more pleasing even than the popular English Cross bond.

This bond is exactly like English Cross bond except in the generating of the lap at the quoins.

It crossed Bond's mind that Mr Krest might be a heavy drinker.

And with that blunt reflection he crossed Bond Street and went down Hay Hill into Berkeley Square.

Debt speculators have largely priced in a default, with Global Crossing bonds trading as low as 8 cents on the dollar yesterday and bank loans as low as 28 percent of face value.

It crossed Bond's mind that the South American president might have had it copied from the famous yellow fleet in which Lord Lonsdale had driven to the Derby and Ascot.

It crossed Bond's mind that the letter might therefore have been posted under cover of night and that it would probably have been delivered some time in the early afternoon of the same day, yesterday.

In fact, this wall is built in a variation of English bond called English cross bond where the successive layers of stretchers are displaced horizontally from each other by half a brick length.

It crossed Bond's mind that he had heaped much ON on Tiger, or alternatively that Tiger had lost much face vis-a-vis Bond by the business of the Black Dragon agent.

On closer inspection I could see that the house had been built of bricks put together in English cross bond with weathered mortar joints, trimmed at the cornices, about the windows and door, and below the eaves, with great rectangular slabs of brownstone.