Sentence examples for hot bricks from inspiring English sources
Surgeons treated one soldier's stomach ailment by applying hot bricks to his feet and hot cloths to his stomach.
The Hawaiian Pavilion, whose theme is "The Spirit of Aloha," will be serving a three-hour, ten-dollar luau that includes young pig roasted on hot bricks.
They put it between two very hot bricks for about three minutes, whipped it out, drizzled it in olive oil and served it with a fresh green salad.
The flames, coals, and hot bricks radiate heat directly to the objects in the room with little of this heat being absorbed by the intervening air.
The dimpled bride's pose, tense and graceful both, has something dancerlike about it, the feet pointed outward on the hot bricks; she might be about to pick up the organdie skirts of her bridal gown and vault herself into a tour jeté.
I felt like a cat on hot bricks!
"They've dropped ICT at school like a hot brick and think computers are for dad," says Rowlands.
A cold saucepan of water on a hot brick will soon become a tepid saucepan on a tepid brick; but the heat energy of the tepid saucepan never goes into the tepid brick to produce a cold saucepan and a hot brick.
One camp here consists of the psychoanalytic critics, most notoriously Bruno Bettelheim, whose 1976 book "The Uses of Enchantment" dropped like a hot brick into the tepid waters of children's literature of that period.
The answer, as recalled in Bob Spitz's 2012 biography of the trailblazing cookbook author and television host, lay in lining the oven with quarry tiles and dropping a hot brick in a pan of water.
Graceful, but not so dramatic as to distract from dishes like poussin al mattone (chicken grilled over oak and cherry embers, under a hot brick for maximum crispness and juiciness).
