Sentence examples for carry bricks from inspiring English sources

"I had to hand-mix the mortar and carry bricks in a rack," Ms. Alvin said.

Horses carry bricks from one pit to another, and they do so without being led; they walk back and forth on dusty paths, too tired or too hopeless to imagine trotting away to freedom.

They were designed to carry bricks and roofing tiles rather than fenders and headlights.

Designed to carry bricks and roofing tiles rather than fenders and headlights, Mazda bought the off-the-shelf equipment for a quarter the price of the custom-built machines it used to buy.

And now Cynthia is dating the World's Beefiest Mid-Level Drug Dealer, who's using Nick's son to carry bricks of cocaine in his school backpack.

Like the time when we were asked to carry bricks one by one from a pile 25 metres away, and someone in our group made of westerns quietly asked our Nepali hosts "Don't you have a wheelbarrow or something?" They didn't.

He'd carried bricks, drywall, bales of hay.

In Amman, he worked as a day laborer — painting, carrying bricks, gluing wallpaper and affixing carpeting.

Men find occasional stoop-labor jobs carrying bricks or making salt.

Many carried bricks and kerb stones they had broken to throw at officers.

Like other patients, Mr. Chang was forced to work, carrying bricks on his back.