Sentence examples for number of bricks from inspiring English sources

But they still had to produce the same number of bricks.

At Kadambini, the pay scale was based upon number of bricks carried, pressed and baked.

Using a single hand-operated press, his factory produces a small number of bricks from recycled materials recovered from his steel foundry.

Still another said that it might be a Biblical code the number of bricks in each row could refer to book, chapter, and verse.

Still another said that it might be a Biblical code — the number of bricks in each row could refer to book, chapter, and verse.

We chewed our leaves politely while the council decided a suitable punishment for a man who'd got drunk at the party and hit his wife (a certain number of bricks would have to be made for the village, they agreed).

If the number of brick-and-mortar stores drops, publishers fear that sales will go along with it.

"There's the availability of free information on the Internet, and there's the fewer number of brick-and-mortar stores," said David Steinberger, the chief executive of Perseus Books Group.

The massive drop in production is due to a number of brick factories being mothballed immediately after the 2008 financial crisis.

Ms. Messitte said this was another way to market books directly to consumers, a strategy that publishers have increasingly relied on as the number of brick-and-mortar bookstores has decreased.

Joel Braun, a senior vice president and chief investment officer of Acadia, would not divulge financial details of the lease, but at the time said the company planned to spend $35 million to raze a number of brick warehouses and build a 200,000-square-foot retail center where the B. J.'s Wholesale Club and a Michaels arts and crafts store now stand.