Sentence examples for put a brick from inspiring English sources

In a piece called P.S.1, he put a brick wall diagonally across a gallery floor.

When someone tells you "we put a brick through the window", what are they really saying?

Bernie Mooney, a local councillor and Eagle supporter, said: "Someone put a brick through the window last night.

15 Put a brick in your toilet's cistern to reduce the amount of water used in flushing.

Another thing you're not supposed to do is put a brick in the tank of your toilet, as people sometimes do, to lower the flush volume.

She is warm, funny, interested in everything; I get the impression you could put a brick in front of her and she would become fascinated.

"It's extremely challenging to put a brick-and-mortar wall along the southwest border for any number of reasons," said Richard Stana, who wrote multiple reports on border security for the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office before retiring in 2011.

But Denny's work on the mean streets of Chicago seems to have come home to haunt him when a young man puts a brick through his windshield.

"When the person doesn't have treatment as an option, it's like you're putting a brick wall in front of them.

I turned the chairs upside down on the café tables and left the empty register drawer hanging open to discourage the curious from putting a brick through the window.

"Granted this is not as dramatic as putting a brick through my TV right after the conclusion of the Royal Rumble, but in protest to Daniel Bryan not entering, let alone winning, I decided [to use a bat]" Mick says, before swinging at the TV.