Smith said she kept saying, "wow, wow, wow," as the cab drove past "street after street and block after block of boarded-up places and just, like, fields of bricks".
Local television images from the southwestern area of earthquake-prone Baluchistan showed the tangled remains of people's lives after the disaster -- vast fields of mud, bricks, broken furniture, battered household items and traditional string beds.
Like it, the stables were a sweet rhapsody of color, an overall field of variegated brick in the flickering orange-yellow of a candle flame.
Physically-based models are often used to model changes in geometry and the associated stress fields of graphite moderator bricks within an advanced gas-cooled reactor (AGR).
One day this summer, my translator and I drove to Qyshk, a scatter of brick farmsteads amid fields thick with corn, pumpkins, and beans.
It's an astonishingly retrograde transformation, from track and field to heaps of bricks, but needs must when there's a whole new urban quarter to be developed.
Mr. Rosen recalled that one day while the 84th Street building was being put up, Carmine Barella, a bricklayer who had long worked with the elder Mr. Rosen, surreptitiously arranged the gray brick with the elder Rosen's initials within a field of white glazed brick in a way that could not be detected until the areas were washed down.
Rambling, oblique, maddeningly repetitive, violent yet often savagely funny, played out on stages piled with earth, or brick rubble, or fields of fake flowers, her work resists categorisation as dance, drama or installation art.
The study was conducted on the same group of brick molders (N=18) and brick carriers (N=22) in two seasons.
We had gone through silent fields and woods to a handsome house, built not of local stone but of brick, with a date of 1848 above the porch.
