Sentence examples for a set of bricks from inspiring English sources

Under the doctor's gaze, David became a passive, obedient child ignoring an open window ("I had told the doctor, 'He'll run over and try to leap out,' " Lady Victoria said) and playing nicely with a set of bricks ("I'd said, 'He'll knock them off the table' ").

Classical and non-classical van der Waals interactions in compound 7 generate a one-dimensional expansion of two woven ribbons along the c direction and these woven chains join together to complete the supramolecular architecture, which resembles a set of bricks.

The new gallery contains the famous "Tate bricks"—a set of fire bricks, assembled by Carl Andre, which were denounced some years ago by the tabloid press as the perfect exemplar of the fraudulent nature of modern art.

Bracketed by the dark trees, the luminous city appears beyond, a composition of arches, pillars, squares, rectangles, diagonals – buildings that suggest a set of toy bricks.

Instead, he can simply buy an ETF linked to a broadly based benchmark such as the MSCI Japan index.So ETFs could be viewed as a set of Lego bricks from which an investor can assemble a do-it-yourself portfolio.

"Almost like a set of Lego bricks," explains Lutz.

"Almost like a set of Lego bricks," says Lutz.

In theory, anybody can build their own brick structure by choosing where to set the boundaries, and a particular set of bricks can be copyrighted under standard intellectual-property rules.

The front of the main dining room is a set of six open brick ovens under a massive copper canopy.

It recently succeeded in preventing New Jersey Transit from razing a set of Romanesque-style brick air shafts, and it hopes to save the Erie Cut, a 100-foot wide canyon cut through the Palisades by the Erie Railroad between 1906 and 1910.

We intend to propose zeta diversity as a common language or set of bricks for building the full spectrum of biodiversity structures, but not to specify what the biodiversity structures should look like.