Sentence examples for brick ground from inspiring English sources

They included flour, coffee grounds, instant coffee, dye wrung from sodden red crepe paper, ground brick, ground charcoal, colored chalk, crushed coal, turnip greens, flower petals, pokeweed berries, ivy, soot, axle grease, elderberries, crushed green tree buds, boiled jimson weed, sap, walnut shells, burnt matchsticks, tobacco, egg yolk, grass and leftover house paint donated by neighbors.

Pinterest sleeps fitfully on the exposed-brick ground, surrounded by broken glass and shadow boxes of taxidermied butterflies.

Fiorovanti is fond of pointing out that "bricks" of ground coffee - such as those sold in supermarkets by Lavazza - may look authentic, but are disdained by connoisseurs.

In 2009, for example, the commission was asked to review a collection of benches and railings and a sloping patch of brick-covered ground on a thin slice of downtown Manhattan usually used as a skate park.

The government, addressing complaints that the dam would destroy too many cultural relics, vowed to preserve the temple by rebuilding it on higher ground, brick by brick.

At the MOMA show, most of an ongoing series of tiny paintings (a hundred and eleven of them, so far), each inscribed "Le Temps du Sommeil," beguile with surreal imagery, nestled in greenish splotches on brick-red grounds, of simple figures engaged in enigmatic pursuits that tend to involve trees, tools, ropes, or ladders.

The more adventurous had even tried ground brick dust mixed with Vaseline or lard to get a flesh-colored look.

Go up close to the brick on the ground floor: within the mortar bedding, French put thin strips of slate, a cunning little decorative detail.

An above ground brick fuel bunker with a concrete roof and floor is located approximately 40 m south of the lighthouse, on a rock outcrop.

They would let him dangle until he began to lose consciousness and then put a brick on the ground that his toes could just barely reach.

The mill house dates from the seventeenth century, is timber framed and has been faced with red brick on the ground floor while the attached three-storey mill building dates from the following century.