Sentence examples for brick lanes from inspiring English sources
Leaving the museum, wind your way through quiet brick lanes and buzzing main thoroughfares lined with cafes and boutiques and jammed with walkers and bicyclists.
In a working-class enclave called V. V. Girinagar, a woman named Vijaylakshmi, 33, said she would reward the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party because its local legislator had financed brick lanes in the neighborhood.
The cluster of Indian restaurants is the closest thing on these shores to the vibrant East London neighborhood for which the place is named; there are five Brick Lanes now, including three in New York and one in Ridgewood, N.J., and they all share the same menu and the same ambitions.
Brick Lane, by Monica Ali.
The filming for Brick Lane cannot stop.
Brick Lane is a good book.
Yet Brick Lane does not allow this.
Brick Lane and Banglatown are very precious to me.
The similes in Brick Lane belong to its central character.
· Brick Lane by Monica Ali is published by Doubleday (£12.99).
