Sentence examples for build bricks from inspiring English sources

This is an MMOG (Massively Multiplayer Online Game), in which individuals around the world can build bricks together on their computers.

Styled as a game show, you have to build bricks in the real world, then take photos of them using the device's camera to score points, and "build your brain bigger and stronger".

In response to complaints from fans, LucasArts and Traveller's Tales granted the ability to build bricks to all non-droid characters.

They worked hard, got ahead and taught me that you build brick by brick and buck by buck.

He would like to build brick houses with an iron roof for himself and his children and grandchildren.

He showed Africans how to build brick walls that did not fall down: in New Zealand he had worked for a time in the family business of brickmaking.

They have borrowed money to build brick-and-mud walls, and have added guest rooms and kitchens to the tiny houses.

"It has something other books don't: directions on how to build brick and stone grills in the backyard," she said.

"I think they will build brick by brick over maybe the course of two, three, four seasons and really try to close the gap.

As for where we will be learning, it costs $1.8 billion to build brick and mortar schools that would only provide education for 11,000 students.

As a reminder of the suffering on which South Africa's democracy has been built, bricks from some of the prison buildings were used to erect the new court.