Sentence examples for birth brick from inspiring English sources
And this was where the birth brick was found.
The nature of the painted decorations, he said, convinced him that this was indeed a birth brick.
But archaeologists had never laid their hands on a single one of these magical "birth bricks" until last year.
"This is the brick of my birth," he says triumphantly.
Trees still grow in Williamsburg, of course, though now you are more likely to hear about the birth of boutiques with exposed brick.
His birth name had been Penrose Brick — he was a descendant of the Penrose family, which came from Philadelphia and had made a fortune from mining claims around Cripple Creek.
In the middle of a barren and rocky wasteland, a sudden valley opens in the desert and weary travelers behold a veritable oasis of palm trees and streams which give birth to the stunning mud-brick towers of the kasbahs.
As the due date of my second son's birth fast approaches I find myself shitting a brick on an airplane from Germany in a panic over crashing.
Ms. Sada, who recently trained to become a birth attendant, is busy building a two-room brick house.
Since his days bombing the same bricks that birthed the word graffiti, the Italian-born, mathematically-educated artist Moneyless (real name Teo Pirisi) has seen his work rise from vandalism to the vanguard of contemporary abstract art.
The spirit of social enterprise that gave birth to Brixton Village is still inherent at the Brick Box, a cafe and experimental arts hub on Granville Arcade's Second Avenue.
