Sentence examples similar to harsh brick from inspiring English sources

"The press were very harsh, we had bricks [thrown] through the windows, we had death threats.

In a city of harsh chrome, glass and ordinary brick, the stately wooden structure, painted a soft yellow with porches on three sides, speaks of another time and has a muted elegance about it.

Many suffer ill health from the acrid smoke from the kilns and harsh working conditions leading campaigners to call the bricks they make "blood bricks".

A committee source said that the members went easy on Brown because "the media would have come down on him like a ton of bricks" if they had asked harsh questions.

They do not get as far as the second chorus before someone lobs a brick through the window – which seems a harsh form of criticism.

Pakistan's brick-kiln workers are often subject to harsh practices.

Once it has cooled, this slag can be used to make bricks or to pave roads.Electric arcs are a harsh environment to operate in, and early plasma torches were not noted for reliability.

They also prefer a sheltered location such as against the brick wall of house to protect them from the harshest winter winds.

But they also made telling refinements: They chose light buff brick in the French Renaissance style — much more restful than the harsh red of the Van Corlear — and altered the front on Central Park West with three bays.

As harsh as this sounds, the alternative is not practical: even hoarding gold bricks in your basement requires a level of trust.

Public opinion in 1911 would have been harsh had the library saved money by covering the park side in simple vanilla or tan brick.