Sentence examples similar to brick podium from inspiring English sources
Central to the city's economy, the warehouse was originally built on sixty-four cublocksblocks, 3.6 metres (11.8 ft) square, with 1.2-metre (3.9-ft) passages, and based on a 3.5-metre-high (11.5 ft) mud-brick podium.
I shat hot clay-fired bricks on the podium that day.
The warehouse was built close to the acropolis on a 3.5-metre-high (10.5 ft) podium of mud bricks.
There'll be a podium — of course the brick skin will come off — and we'll build a new tower on top of the podium.
In the sandy brick gymnasium at Abraham Lincoln High School, in Coney Island in Brooklyn, foldout chairs were laid out, and a podium was in place for an announcement by yet another basketball prodigy who had decided to leave home.
A short film by the critic Maurice Berger, "Threshold," showing in the corner of the room, strung together clips from movies and television shows of African-Americans beginning various journeys, passages or challenges: Diana Ross and Michael Jackson on the yellow brick road in "The Wiz"; dancers on "Soul Train"; Denzel Washington as Malcolm X stepping up to a podium.
Now, the custom on such occasions is for all the people who worked hard on a case — including investigators from city, state and federal agencies — to line up alongside their bosses on the podium and do a standing lap of honor around the contraband, usually piles of money or bricks of dope or stacks of assault weapons.
