Sentence examples for brick that from inspiring English sources

It is made of glass and a red brick that matches the seminary buildings almost perfectly.

c) "Beth felt like a brick that had been pulled from a wall".

Take Euclid Hall, a lovely grande dame built of pink brick that stretches from 85th to 86th Street on Broadway.

House-made cheese, slowly evaporated until it had shrunk to a dense, caramelized brick that was shaved over the pasta.

He said inspectors had asked for tools to tear down a section of brick that covered the steel door.

Booth's group had bought a brick that said "NY Mets = Life!" This early spring day seemed to reaffirm that sentiment.

Start with the old Adelphia headquarters, an unassuming, sturdy building of sandy brick that once served as the town's schoolhouse.

The architect, Peter Lauritzen, chose the Romanesque style, in dark brownstone and a peculiarly tepid light-brown brick that gives it a provincial air.

Instead, she settled for scooping up a handful of the crushed red brick that passes for clay here and bringing it to her lips.

Some supermaxes even use food as punishment, serving the prisoners nutra-loaf, an unpalatable food brick that contains just enough nutrition for survival.

On July 19, a young woman was struck in the head by a brick that fell from a building undergoing renovation on the Lower East Side.