Sentence examples for bit of a brick from inspiring English sources

It just seems to me to be a bit of a brick wall.

Google director of robotics Aaron Edsinger said that working with Boston Dynamics was "a bit of a brick wall".

One was thrown into traffic by an armed robber; another bit into a brick of cocaine; another was stabbed repeatedly; the last barely survived an attempted drowning.

Up to that point, though, the show is a bit of a slog, as each brick of background and exposition is conscientiously laid in place.

They have a spring steel which clamps onto the wall wherever a bit of brick juts out from the mortar.

He leans strongly on the sweet perfume of fennel and orange peel in the luxurious, halfway-sweet emulsion that swirls around razor clams, oysters, bits of lobster and a brick of meaty tilefish.

"It looks like a barn because essentially that's what it was – the type of building they saw every day, made of simple cheap materials, cob with a bit of brick and flint, sticks and branches and thatch for the roof".

The 60Wh is pretty small and relatively lightweight while the 150Wh is a bit of brick and heavy, but if it means I'm getting 17.5 total hours of use then it's worth the backache.

It's not a major loss, as the building itself isn't particularly special - though I do like the one bit of random brick design near the street level: I was just always hoping someone would find a use for the greenhouses.

Initially, the Acorn Motel, about a half mile down the road from the town center, gave me a bit of a start -- the low one-story brick building appeared to have been preserved in aspic since 1950.

Brendan, the supposedly hard-knuckled private eye of Brick, is a bit of a sap, constantly taking his glasses off so the bigger boys can knock him down.