Sentence examples for a further brick from inspiring English sources

But it is a further brick in the wall.

"In short, this study adds a further brick to the wall of evidence showing that use of traditional cannabis is a contributory cause of psychoses like schizophrenia".

Bold graffiti featuring both the author's face and characters from his Discworld series has popped up in the capital's Brick Lane, while a further display can be found in Stokes Croft in the South West city.

The unheated, leaky brick building took a further toll on the condition of the painting.

The fall in the value of the pound since the EU referendum has given wealthy global shoppers like them a further incentive to buy future London bricks and mortar "off-plan", and changes in stamp duty and levies on second homes have made purchasing handfuls of units of half-built suburban housing more profitable than buying fewer of them in Kensington.

A further stream of literature discusses the performance effects of adding an online channel to existing bricks-and-mortar channels.

Mozilla, too, has now joined the bandwagon and has actually gone a step further by launching Brick, an x-Tag-based, cross-browser library that "provides new custom HTML tags to abstract away common user-interface patterns into easy-to-use, flexible, and semantic Web Components".

But recently the Guggenheim has been looking for ways to extend its global reach even further, without bricks and mortar.

Further back, a heap of brick indicates the ruins of a drawing office or engine house.

A cartoonist has a brick".

Converted into a self-contained, en-suite studio from a single room in a terraced house, it looks out on to a brick wall and is further proof – if any should be required – of the craziness of the capital's housing market: the property is listed on Rightmove.co.uk for rent at £180 a week (£780 a month).