Sentence examples for baking bricks from inspiring English sources

Germania was all too real for the tens of thousands who died in the task of quarrying stone or baking bricks for it, not to mention the many PoWs who made up a 130,000-strong workforce in Berlin.

At the risk of sounding needlessly negative, I'm pretty sure that I'd prefer baking bricks in the hot sun, guzzling motor oil, or jumping rope with barbed wire to spending an afternoon living among the Na'vi, perhaps the most sanctimonious and frankly boring humanoids ever portrayed on film.

Occupational causes include strenuous work done during one's youth, as with one respondent, who said, "I was farming a big farm alone and baking bricks on my own, so that is why my back is painful" (Interview H, age 82 Cunningmoor A, August 02 2010).

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

Beyond, I could see mounds of bricks, baking slowly over burning dung — the bricks with which the city may be rebuilt.

defer.add img); For commercial purposes, you can get the best quality of pizza by baking in a brick oven heated by wood fire.

Probably the greatest threat to health is the perpetual cloud of red dust that gets thrown up by the baking and excavation of bricks.

It is well known that baking clays to make bricks costs a lot of energy and the same holds for burning lime to make quicklime.

Lombardi's was apparently the first licensed pizzeria in the the country when it started baking pies in its brick oven in 1905.

It is a common knowledge that the baking of clays to make bricks and the burning of carbonates require a high energy input, so the reverse reaction should be exothermal.

At the Fairmont San Francisco in California, pastry chefs spent more than 600 hours baking more than 7,500 gingerbread bricks to create a two-storey, 500sqft gingerbread house in the hotel's lobby.