Sentence examples for mortar building from inspiring English sources

For instance, shifting resources from housing benefit into "bricks and mortar", building more homes for social rent rather than subsiding private landlords, is a win-win for economic efficiency and social justice.

We are also exploring how housebuilders could reduce the carbon footprint of new homes by supporting renewable energy schemes in their local area, and the Hub is working closely with green groups to look at how reductions can be achieved beyond the bricks and mortar – building homes with renewable energy technologies on site, such as solar power and heat pumps.

People in the industry say that Bliss has actually scaled back on plans to expand from its three locations (two in New York and one in London) and will focus on selling its products via mail-order catalog instead, which is more profitable and doesn't require the expensive overhead of a brick and mortar building.

The idea is to have brick and mortar buildings that are open from 7 30 a.m. to 6 30 p.m., 50 weeks a year.

Among its stone huts, mud mortar buildings, bakeries and supply shops, we unexpectedly found three makeshift movie theaters, each with hand-carved benches covered in animal skins.

O4NT wants to change the way schools work, not only through technology, but also by rethinking the very basics of how brick and mortar buildings are used, and how class hours and academic years are scheduled and structured.

We're taking brick and mortar buildings that up until this point hadn't had an online destination or home page and creating those on Apartment List," Kobs said.

These Internet firms had no brick and mortar buildings, nor warehouses filled with inventory.

But what is lost by shutting the brick and mortar buildings, the descendants of the taverns and the coffeehouses of the past?

If you think this is just going on in the brick and mortar buildings of big companies, take a look at the entrepreneur doing business from his or her home office.

God does not live in wood, steel, or brick and mortar buildings.