Sentence examples for brick link from inspiring English sources
Brick Link is the largest independent brick supplier in Scotland and it is getting 25% fewer brick deliveries into Scotland from UK-based manufacturers compared to 2013.
Calum Currie, managing director of Brick Link, said: "We are now having to source bricks from manufactures in Belgium, Holland and Spain to import into Scotland to try and meet the demand".
But limestone is just the problem for the red-brick Links Club.
Develop a FE model of the concrete deck reinforced with top and bottom GFRP bars using thermal brick and link elements for the concrete and GFRP bars, respectively.
They will be set against a traditional brick base, linking the $29 million, 90,000-square-foot building to nearby older ones.
These unreinforced blocky masonry structures cannot be considered a continuum, but rather an assemblage of compact stone or brick elements linked by means of mortar joints.
The old town of mud-brick houses linked by labyrinthine alleys is disappearing, eaten up by broad avenues lined by high-rise buildings.
At the same time, new hybrid sites like ByeByeNow.com and Vacation.com are exploiting a "clicks-to-bricks" strategy linking consumers with thousands of traditional travel agents.
Then, after many pages that appear at once eventless and full, comes Nazneen's discovery of her own daring and desire, a discovery that links "Brick Lane" to the great Continental tradition of novels about adultery.
It's like a double edged sword, because there's one thing in each of these drawings that was incredibly painful - the leaves, the bricks, the chain link - because I didn't have any assistants working on these drawings with me and because of the repetition and the shape is so small that my hand would really cramp up and there would be these moments where I think I can't make it.
The crystalline structure and its brick companion will be linked physically by a central core, containing elevators, stairs and utilities, and visually by a series of cantilevered balconies.
