Sentence examples for between two bricks of from inspiring English sources

The luckiest kids got Dairy Queen birthday cakes, with their crunchy middle layer nestled between two bricks of cold, sweet ice cream.

They cooked on sawdust between two bricks, and fetched water from a communal tap.

ii) "Sandwich samples": In order to simulate filling of fine fissures and delaminations, the grout was applied between two brick cubes with a contact surface of c. 2 × 2 cm2.

If your bricks do not line up completely in your circle size, slightly adjust the size smaller so that your bricks fit with minimal space between the final two bricks.

Put two sets of two bricks each about four brick lengths away from each other then place a small base over the assemble.

Now look at it again -- and try to spot the cigar that's poking out from between two of the bricks.

Place the inner can on two bricks with a nice gap between them to allow lots of air flow.

You will want two large pictures––one on each side of the brick (or four if you're creating two bricks) and then two or three smaller pictures for each side of the brick.

And films projected onto one of two brick walls add to the sense of hyperactivity.

Between seven and eleven bands of brick, approximately 40 cm thick, traverse the structure, not only as a form of decoration, but also strengthening the cohesion of the structure by bonding the stone façade with the mortar core, and increasing endurance to earthquakes.

"Operating a massive, red-brick warehouse between two of the most crime-filled areas in the city of Chicago, equipped with floodlights, cameras, razor-wire – this near-paramilitary wing of the government that we've created, I would say that people who live close to it know what purpose it serves the most," said the attorney Gaeger.