Sentence examples for loads of bricks from inspiring English sources

I carried 50-pound loads of bricks around -- not easy, as I weigh about 140 pounds -- and I put in 10 to 12 hours a day, 6 days a week.

He figured that he would get fitter and stronger quicker if he spent a day running up ladders with loads of bricks carried in an outsized hod (he got paid more that way, too).

If you really expect to tote loads of bricks around, you'd better think Big Three.

"If you are satisfied with bringing a few loads of brick, or stone; and putting them together in some odd shape, whitening them over, and calling them a ruin, you had better do nothing," he wrote.

You can make music with a load of bricks".

For example, he wants to build a patio in his backyard and just bought a load of bricks from a seller in a neighboring community.

Some of the youngsters thought that the tension and noise of school were unbearable and one thought that "it was like have having a load of bricks on my head... when I left school the bricks just lifted".

"It was like a Mini colliding with a lorry-load of bricks," he wrote of her impact on joining the band in 1968, the inference being that the boys in the band were the bricks.

Given the delicate nature of that control and the size of the sound that results, the experience can be likened to pushing a load of bricks uphill with a bamboo rod.

Of course, I can see why the BBC thinks it's worth revisiting the scandal in 1970s Britain when the Tate "spent taxpayers' money" for a load of bricks.

It will handle your scuba gear, but don't take three 250-pound pals to Lowe's to buy a load of bricks; the payload limit includes passengers and cargo.