Sentence examples for great brick from inspiring English sources

The remnants of many great brick and concrete structures remain.

So how on earth would I grind my way through this great brick?

The great brick fireplace was gone, doubling the size of the public bar, and the kitchen had been knocked through into the back hall.

The buildings are rich with the half-round arches of Ware's design, including the great brick arches at the fourth floors.

Barrie says: "It was ridiculous - it was a quaint old place, but we built a great brick wall around it and had security cameras everywhere".

The most unexpected discovery at Lothal, however, was a great brick basin measuring some 718 by 121 feet (219 by 37 metres) with extant brick walls of 15 feet (4.5 metres) in height.

Best of all, the power supply unit is built in, so there's no great big brick between the console and the plug socket.

Some of the limitations of the great brick-and-mortar bookstore is that they only have space to display X amount of books.

Outside Building 7, I chatted with an engineer about the bygone days of great brick-and-mortar public works, of bridges, schools and hospitals, of well-meaning efforts at great expense to meet the needs of the poor and sick.

Then I started thinking they'd make great bricks, and it would be fun to build interior walls out of these recycled hollow plastic kids' toys, because they were lightweight, structurally sound, and I had this sentimental attachment.

Instead, these new consumer brands want to use great brick-and-mortar experiences to court the consumer come take a nap in my showroom, and when you need a new mattress two months down the line, you'll choose Casper over Tuft & Needle.