Sentence examples for burning bricks from inspiring English sources

The main energy source was firewood for residential heating, cooking, and lighting, as well as serving for high-temperature processes like iron ore reduction, burning bricks and tiles, or glass melting, etc.

This year's stunning shortlist ranges from Vietnamese photographer Hoang Long Ly's beautiful and saturated Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi to Indian photographer Rajaram's imagery of women burning bricks in Pondicherry, India.

In the most oddball contribution of the speech, this line originates from the Australian pop band The Guild League on their album, Inner North: "The shirtless sky, the burning bricks.

A salient example is "19 January 1950," in which the right three-quarters of the canvas is a burning brick orange red with small patches and lines of yellow, flanked at the left by a long, deep black abyss.

Lunch featured an array of Connecticut food truck cuisine, including Lucky Taco's Dr. Pepper braised chorizo and adobo marinated shrimp tacos, Munchie's Lebanese fish fry wrap, Naples Pizza Truck's margarita pizza cooked in the truck's portable wood burning brick oven and Lalibela Ethiopian's siga wat dressed with ginger, onions, and berbere spice.

Old cars, unregulated trash burning, brick kilns, smelters, and heavy, slow-moving diesel-truck traffic crossing at the border and maquiladora industries along the U.S. Mexican border contribute to significant air quality problems.

Because anything else makes your boobs feel like burning hot bricks.

Beyond, I could see mounds of bricks, baking slowly over burning dung — the bricks with which the city may be rebuilt.

In the center of the room is a free-standing wood-burning brick stove.

Does a wood-burning brick oven yield more flavorful crusts than a coal-burning one?

That led to her signature dish, a presalted chicken roasted in a wood-burning brick oven.