Sentence examples for real bricks from inspiring English sources

"These are often kids who haven't been in school and, in some cases, have been making hoax calls". The West Midlands is not immune to a trend among some teenagers to see firefighters as targets to be bombarded with brickbats and, indeed, real bricks.

People looked at it too generally and forgot about the underlying asset: the real bricks and mortar.

Far more than the average price of £199,016 for a semi-detached house built of real bricks.

After this "earthquake", he will continue the building process with real bricks.

This will look rough, but real bricks don't look perfect anyway.

Besides, given the rumbling negatives quaking the markets, it's likely there won't be any real bricks-and-mortar bookstores standing on Earth come next December anyway.

"We are basically a bricks-and-mortar business because all of our stores are real bricks-and-mortar stores," Mr. Mikitani said, although most of Rakuten's customers never set foot in those shops.

While there is demand for real bricks-and-mortar places to gather, drink coffee and read new books, such places can't exist if the market can't accommodate them.Besides coffee, access to Wi-Fi and the occasional yoga mat, what will people pay for to enable a bricks-and-mortar bookstore?

"Stanford was a real brick-and-mortar financial institution," Mr. Stanford said, referring to his bank.

Movies are different; permission is now being sought to film the cinematic Brick Lane in the real Brick Lane.

For the novel Brick Lane, Ali didn't need to spend any time at all in the real Brick Lane.