Sentence examples for shooting bricks from inspiring English sources

Anyway, it's fun to blame the country's booze blues on international politics, but demographics is the real thinking man's game, and right now Serbia's shooting bricks.

In basketball they shoot bricks, Ann, they don't throw them.

Walker and RZA became firm friends while shooting for Brick Mansions.

Breaking particular bricks yields powers — the ability to catch the ball, say, or shoot the bricks — and each successive board becomes more complex.

For safety reasons the production company decided to relocate shooting away from Brick Lane.

The Times said that in Memphis, the "tragedy had been followed by incidents that included sporadic shooting, fires, bricks and bottles thrown at policemen, and looting that started in Negro districts and then spread over the city".

I walked around with my Yashica camera, filled with black and white film, shooting whatever interested me: bricks, the street in front of my hotel on 34th Street, the old-fashioned scissor fence in this picture.

The problem with brick buildings was clear during the 1933 Long Beach earthquake: structures were left in rubble; bricks shot across the street like cannonballs.

Imagine being hit with a ton of bricks shot from a cannon.

She shoots the red brick of alleyways, deserted streets in the 20th arrondisement, and the vine-choked graves of Père-Lachaise.

David is so good that it has been said, "If David shot with a brick on his head, everyone would copy this".