Sentence examples for inch brick from inspiring English sources

The $99 miniature33 inch x 1.3 inch x 1.3 inch brick has three USB slots, and with a super thin $30 MagSafe cable, it can power MacBooks that require chargers up to 70 watts.

I was carrying a nine-inch brick.

For $1,000 a company can get an 8-inch-by-8-inch brick imprinted with its logo; a 4-inch-by-8-inch brick costs $150.

Enter the $3,000 landscaper, whose work included building a 16-inch brick retaining wall for the raised portion of the garden.

The bricks were a hit last season, with the Mets selling 18,000 of them (an eight-inch-by-eight-inch brick with four lines of text costs $395), and over the winter the Mets added thousands more.

Results show at a distance of 1 m from 3 W source, the sensor node received 3.14 mW power through air, 1.53 mW of power through 2 inches of brick, 2.88 mW through wood and 0.7 mW through 2 inches of steel.

The cakes are sold in bricks of 4 by 9 by 6 inches (about two and a half pounds).

He wanted to find a way to photograph an image behind more than five inches of brick and plaster.

The slate roof is gone and the upper portion of the 12-inch-thick brick walls are shattered, leaving the interior exposed to the elements.

Order a ham, salami and mutz sub ($6.50), as I did on a recent visit, and you'll receive a two-inch-thick brick of meat, cheese and toppings, enough for two meals.

This sense of antiquity is best displayed in Roman brick, usually 12 inches long as opposed to the more common 8 inches.