Sentence examples for fire bricks from inspiring English sources

The coal was also used to fire bricks made from local clay.

He held one of the fire bricks aloft, and at one point in his 30 minute speech, actually talked to it, telling it that it was not alone.

It was burned to fire bricks, refine sugar, and bake bread, and it powered engines that pumped water, drove tractors, and ground flour.

The work – 120 fire bricks laid out on the floor of Tate Britain – sparked outrage when it was installed at the gallery 40 years ago.

Sure enough, he had dug a small pit in his backyard (which already features a much larger pit for roasting whole animals), lined it with fire bricks and had a friend fashion a metal cover for it.

He also talked about a factory in the marginal Labour seat of Newcastle-Under-Lyne which is making fire bricks for London's housing market, to emphasise his point that London's growth benefits other parts of the country.

"It's better, but not required, to lay the bottom with fire brick," Scott Roberts said.

(He chose not to use brick because the need to fire brick is leading to rapid deforestation in Malawi).

By 1900, the lumber industry had declined, and the city's economic base rested on other industries, including a furniture factory, a paper mill, a fire brick plant, and a silk mill.

If necessary, lay out your fire brick inside your firebox.

Firebox: Your firebox will house the fire, and should sport fire brick if custom built.