Sentence examples for any brick from inspiring English sources

Mr. Howard is more visibly amused, disgusted and drunk than any Brick I've seen.

Badly outmatched and reaching for any brick he could find, Mr. Keyes blurted out that Mr. Obama was not black because he was not descended from slaves.

"Our policy is to object whenever public funds are spent on any brick and mortar component of religion," said Kary Moss, director of the Michigan Civil Liberties Union.

Any brick wall is barely a handshake away from the people who, a few months or years or centuries ago, created it; one degree of separation, if you will.

Last week, with commercial flights suspended nationwide, the constraints of space and time mattered just as much online as at any brick and mortar store, and the only packages that could be delivered without delay were those that that didn't need to be flown from a distant location.

Any brick and mortar retailer will attest that it's pretty difficult to compete with Amazon on price.

The good news is that no matter where you live, you now have more access to more wine and more wine information than any brick-and-mortar wine shop, no matter how comprehensive, can provide.

Yet, Mr Krishna says he doesn't know of any bricks made under working conditions that would be acceptable under international standards.

We don't need any bricks and bottles, we don't need any Molotov cocktails, we just need to go around to these stores, and to these massive industries in our country, and say, "God sent us by here, to say to you that you're not treating his children right.... We've got some difficult days ahead.

Flyers account for a huge amount of the marketing budget of any brick-and-mortar retailer, even now that a lot of commerce has fled online.

Today Facebook and Cisco roll out a way to help any brick-and-mortar recoup its costs by asking users to check-in to get Internet access.