Sentence examples for brick points from inspiring English sources

But the sled plowed into the invisible brick points, and suddenly the snow steamed with blood -- mine.

The newly found stretch, which incorporates rubble from the medieval buildings and even some Roman brick, points straight towards the grave.

"Brick pointing and concrete structural work would qualify as an M.C.I.," he said.

Case in point: They had the bricks pointed twice — once badly, once properly.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has set up his first Lego brick collection point – a parked red car – in Beijing, after being inundated with offers of donations from supporters.

It is a scene of apocalyptic proportions: grotesque brick chimneys point their sombre fingers to the heavens, whilst all that remains of the majority of the wooden barracks are their ruined foundations.

The place was formerly a triangle of uniform red-brick houses pointed in white stone, but the row of houses along its base was ripped out in 1871 to make room for construction of part of the Palace of Justice (Palais de Justice).

It is a game with talking floating eyes that want to disintegrate you, stats for the devil and the Buddha, a three-headed god that carries a panther-skin bag and throws a magic brick for 5-50 pofnts of damage, magic teeth, the chance to play as a teleporting dog or a badger if you die, planets that aren't round, and psionic priest vampire manta rays.

Stopping in front of a brick building, he pointed to a spot where someone had painted a white outline of a clownlike face.

(Each brick, a curator pointed out, had to be carried up on someone's shoulder).

Schickel had often done work for Roman Catholic churches, and he designed a mild Victorian Gothic building with contrasting brick and stone, pointed dormers and a slate mansard.