Sentence examples for bake bricks from inspiring English sources

Set in a fanciful version of ancient Egypt, the player starts out homeless and unskilled but soon learns to plane boards, bake bricks and build kilns.

In 1831, Jean Laborde introduced brick roof tiles that soon began replacing rice stalk thatch in Antananarivo and the surrounding areas, and disseminated the technique of using a kiln to bake bricks.

Then the attempt to bake brick, a fiasco and the over was used for baking potatoes in.

Saddam has yet to make his mark at Eridu as he has at Ur and Babylon, where his name is etched, alongside those of Urnammu and Nebuchadnezzar, into newly baked bricks.

They were constructed with a rammed earth core, and surfaced with three layers of specially baked bricks on both sides, with the interstices filled with mortar.

The baked-brick fort in the town was built in 1870.

And when she visited Pakistan in 1995, shocked to be staying with Sajad's relatives in a baked-brick village in Punjab, she asked nothing about the country where Benazir Bhutto was then prime minister for the second time and where Pakistanis who had fought in the Afghan war were readying themselves to fight another.

Below him pipes of natural gas pump flames into the stack, lighting a fire that will burn day and night for 17 days to bake the bricks at 1080 degrees Celsius, sending the stench of sulphur into the air in billows of steam.

The fires carbonized the wood beams that had been used to set off spaces in homes and also effectively baked the bricks between the beams, he said.

We first walked for an hour to Lompole, a village of thirty houses made of baked-earth bricks and thatched roofs, and stopped at Etike's home.

Five Points Pizza bakes on bricks in gas-fired ovens and has craft beers on tap, and 3 Crow Bar is lively for trivia nights and pub food.