"We build," he said, "and we work, on little projects, one step at a time, one brick at a time, we look at the little things.
Those were extraordinary days, akin to being enclosed by an igloo of contrapuntal sound, one brick at a time.
Why? Davies collects facts, one brick at a time.
Over the centuries, legal discrimination against Catholics has been dismantled one brick at a time.
The fragile road of the Senate sisterhood, however, has been laboriously paved one brick at a time.
The piece both nods to the Romantic violin tradition and disassembles it one brick at a time.
A Model of Warsaw, in Lego Stephen Schwartz, a Livingston architect, has found a way to make history come alive, one Lego brick at a time.
While Butterfield claimed he "had a mission to give dignity to brick", students from St John's College reportedly formed a secret society to demolish it, one red, white or blue brick at a time.
Others are migrants who were waylaid by traffickers while travelling through Thailand.In this section Everywhere in (supply) chains Here be monsters One brick at a time ReprintsOverfishing is partly to blame.
Aware of the team's history with signing stars, he has also urged caution and vowed to build the team "one brick at a time" using draft picks, not splashy free agents.
