Sentence examples for old bricks from inspiring English sources

Never have old bricks looked so inviting.

Some of the old bricks crumbled during the reconstruction, and had to be replaced.

"We are going to use some of the old bricks as a memorial," Mr. Eikrem said.

One crew, "doing nothing but cleaning old bricks," has so far scraped the mortar off 20,000 of them.

Alexander Singer, of Cuzzi Brothers & Singer, of Mount Vernon, who built the DeWitt Church, has different view of old bricks.

Outdoor kitchen appliances include a stainless steel barbecue grill and a pizza oven made with old bricks imported from Nice, France.

For a start, the dot.com crunch has affected old bricks-and-mortar firms, too.

And they should give pause to those who think that computer-generated, so-called blob architecture has no place in the old bricks-and-mortar world.

The vast majority of people still buy most things in the good old "bricks-and-mortar" world.But the commerce department's figures deal with only part of the retail industry.

Hollis is at pains to retain a global perspective, writing more about the cities of the emergent BRICK economies than he does about the boring old bricks-and-mortar town I live in.

The following week, McClymonds bought the Roland Mouret dress — not from Jeffrey, or from a Web site, but from the grand old bricks-and-mortar department store Bergdorf Goodman, on Fifty-seventh Street.