This will create a fence that will give you plenty of privacy, but it will also block the breezes.
Move closer to the trees so they'll block off the breeze a little bit.
Where we are sitting, he says, feels five degrees warmer than it would do, because of the protective earthen berm that blocks out the breeze, and the radiant panels of rusted corten steel that clad the facade.
"If it wasn't the Olympics, I wouldn't do it," Armstrong said, after finishing behind his buddy Vyacheslav Yekimov, a Russian who normally blocks out the breeze for Armstrong on the U.S. Postal Service Team.
Tickets went unchecked and fans walked in and out of the stadium with impunity, some reporting huge gaps in the breeze block walls.
I will spare you all its horrors, the "meeting the people's aspirations", "realising full potential", "promoting regeneration", "financial inclusion", "binding frameworks" and "meeting millennium development goals", all the breeze block prose New Labour has been deploying for 10 years.
The breeze block hit the tarmac ice-cold witarmac ice-coldthe corner crumbled and blunted.
By 7PM the dulcet rattle of a Four Tet Boiler Room will be pinging from the breeze block walls, and thus begins the dance again.
What will be the first breakthrough application for genomic medicine — the driver application that overcomes these barriers, persuades patients and physicians that genomes have significant health implications, and changes the genome from esoteric to the breeze block with which precision medicine is built?
As he carts the breeze blocks of a shed from one part of the garden to another, Clem wonders if "forgetting might, in some way, in accordance with some law of paradox, be memory's truest function".
