Sentence examples for bricks of text from inspiring English sources
Vanity Fair, a magazine that mixes the long and short, adds readers every week, and even daunting bricks of text like those in The Atlantic and The New Yorker are finding success in a very tough marketplace.
The bricks were a hit last season, with the Mets selling 18,000 of them (an eight-inch-by-eight-inch brick with four lines of text costs $395), and over the winter the Mets added thousands more.
In her work, books have long been important conceptually and as a kind of raw material, "almost like bricks" as she describes them, though bricks that seem almost sentient in the postmodern way of text liberated from its author.
Except these were bricks of gold: bricks flat, bricks stacked, bricks upright, bricks cocked on top of other bricks.
The interpretation of a text is the minimal explanation of why the text would be true.
Bricks consist of four unique sequence domains that selectively hybridize to four neighboring bricks.
A text post consists of plain text.
The cover design is one of Pink Floyd's most minimal – a white brick wall and no text.
About 87% of the houses were pucca (made of bricks), 12% semi- pucca (of bricks combined with mud), and 1% katcha (of mud).
