Sentence examples for away from bricks from inspiring English sources

The underlying reason for this is the shift away from bricks and mortar bookshops towards online purchasing.

We ended up running away from bricks being thrown everywhere under the underpass.

Their strategy was so successful that soon they were sucking deposits away from bricks-and-mortar banks across Europe.Financial officials in several countries say it became clear early this year that these online banks might pose a systemic threat across the region.

For safety reasons the production company decided to relocate shooting away from Brick Lane.

Brick is slowly drinking himself to death out of a convenient grief: his best friend, Skipper, killed himself, and he blames Margaret, who seduced Skipper to try to get him away from Brick and save their marriage.

If e-books become cheaper, the guild's reasoning goes, they become even more attractive compared to print books, drawing even more consumers away from brick-and-mortar bookstores.

When the makers of a film of Monica Ali's Brick Lane were intimidated into moving filming away from Brick Lane itself, for instance, and the government failed to intervene, it was "nothing less than a national disgrace"; we meet the "filthy English Defence League", "repellent reactionaries", the "abominable" Glenn Beck and so on.

The government too, it appears, has no recourse, other than to remain silent, which it shamefully did in the face of the forced closure of Bhatti's play at Birmingham Rep in 2004 and relocation of filming away from Brick Lane.

This also means a move away from brick and mortar sales, a place where no one is making money.

Online retail is still just cracking the surface of pulling dollars away from brick and mortar, so the overhead for Amazon's retail business remains very high.

There is concern that the Internet could take business away from brick-and-mortar real estate brokers the way it hurt traditional travel agencies and now threatens the insurance industry.