Sentence examples for small bricks from inspiring English sources

The characteristic form of Limburger is in small bricks, squares, or cubes.

No. 1100, especially, has a pronounced medieval character, and an emphasis on small bricks as decoration.

She sets a clay crock on a charcoal brazier, adds two or three small bricks of momengoshi ("cotton" tofu well drained of moisture and firm in consistency), pours some hot water over them from a kettle, and, after they have simmered for a few minutes (they are not supposed to steep, as they do in the classic hot pot, yudofu), she ladles them into a bowl.

Taken alone, these small bricks in the wall seem frail and even trivial, like the reconstruction of how an argument started after it's over.

My teeth leaned into each other like an unstable wall of small bricks.

Briquette-entre-poteaux (small bricks between posts) is an evolution of the basic French Colonial house.

At one corner of the square stood a small brick church, flanked by blooming crape myrtles.

It is a small brick-built former storeroom with no pews.

Bauxite deposits are located nearby at Fongo Tongo, and there is a small brick-making industry.

"These are small brick row houses in the Colonial Williamsburg style with beautiful landscaping and curved streets.

Outside at the back of the yard was a toilet in a small brick outhouse.