Sentence examples similar to for a bricks from inspiring English sources

Where her cold-war ally Ronald Reagan is remembered with an elaborate presidential library and museum, plans for a bricks-and-mortar monument to Thatcher have yet to get off the ground.

To reach for a bricks-and-mortar analogy: If an old-fashioned printed library book is due back on a Saturday, but you happen to know that the library will count it as on time as long as you slip it through the after-hours slot before opening time on Monday, is it unethical to finish it over Sunday brunch?

Personally, I would never pay more than a pound for a brick.

Now list as many creative uses for a brick as you can imagine.

One assignment, for instance, asked participants to brainstorm possible uses for a brick.

Single-family homes range from $149,000, for a two-bedroom detached frame house, to $370,000 for a brick four-bedroom.

Sinkler searched through the branches and leaves for a brick smokestack, the glint of a train rail.

He and his wife paid $265,000 for a brick center-hall colonial with four bedrooms and two baths.

The man reached for a brick, and Mr. Chapman restrained him by grabbing his upper arms from behind.

They are good for people who don't want to build a foundation for a brick unit.

Blue groups did better on tests requiring imagination, like inventing creative uses for a brick or creating toys from shapes.