Sentence examples for bricks away from from inspiring English sources

"They keep throwing rocks at us at night," he said, kicking shards of bricks away from the entrance to his office, near a slogan that read, "Heroes".

Michigan Governor Fred W. Green arrived during the afternoon of the disaster and assisted in the relief work, carting bricks away from the scene.

Keep Lego bricks away from children under the age of 3.

Put two sets of two bricks each about four brick lengths away from each other then place a small base over the assemble.

Then on the evening of Nov. 4, 2008, Barack Obama stepped onto the stage of a country maimed by war, cleaved by greed, riven by a collapsing economy, and I walked outside my New York apartment with my 5-year-old son in my arms, and I felt those old bricks falling away from me, the guilt, the doubt, the American stammer.

When Brick turns away from his wife to put on his silk pajamas, we are given a long look at the actor's rear end.

A handwritten "Occupy the Caucus" sign hangs from the second-story windows of an old brick storefront, just blocks away from the state Capitol in the city's downtown.

Scaffolding now surrounds this little survivor, and brick is falling away from the upper left side.

In this mud-brick hamlet tucked away from the front lines, the villagers view the ethnic bloodletting raging in this country with an innocent incomprehension.

When the makers of a film of Monica Ali's Brick Lane were intimidated into moving filming away from Brick Lane itself, for instance, and the government failed to intervene, it was "nothing less than a national disgrace"; we meet the "filthy English Defence League", "repellent reactionaries", the "abominable" Glenn Beck and so on.

The underlying reason for this is the shift away from bricks and mortar bookshops towards online purchasing.