Sentence examples for brick over from inspiring English sources

One builds a personal brand through patterns of behavior, and it happens "brick by brick, over time".

Plaques are unveiled on the wall; stone memorials are built in the square; the domed mausoleum rises brick by brick over the city.

But because the 29-year-old service building is so close to the bridge -- about 200 feet away -- and had an unknown amount of asbestos in its walls, it was taken apart brick by brick over about three weeks.

"I think they will build brick by brick over maybe the course of two, three, four seasons and really try to close the gap.

Give me a brick over a cloud any day.

The city began to light its streets with gas lamps in 1874 and began to brick over dirt lanes.

Daley and Brick started poorly but picked up with their second effort to move into fifth but a bad third dive, when Brick over-rotated and had a poor entry, dropped them back to 12th.

That stage door, bricked over long ago and painted a uniform white, is now reduced to a small pierced-through service door.

Windows of five other apartments on the southwest corner will probably have to be bricked over, because of the danger that a fire could spread between the two buildings.

Canals, bricked over centuries ago to eliminate the threat of cholera, are being reopened, and a new floating walkway has turned the river Dijle into a valued thoroughfare again.

His first one-man show, in Milan in 1993, featured a bricked-over door and a motorized toy bear riding back and forth on a wire.