Sentence examples for takes bricks from inspiring English sources

"This region takes bricks and mortar for granted, but they must be maintained," said Chris Ward, the Port Authority's director of planning and external affairs.

By contrast Mr. Brantley called Ms. Judd's performance that "of a self-conscious pupil in an elocution class" and said Mr. Patric "appears to have spent many hours watching Marlon Brando and James Dean movies" and "takes Brick's self-anesthetized state to sometimes exasperating extremes".

Radial 50 takes brick breaker 360 degrees by curving the paddle along the circumference of a circle and placing the bricks between the edge of the circle and its center.

Under Chinese regulations, people who take bricks from the Great Wall can be fined up to ¥5,000, according to the state-run Global Times.

State media also reported that villagers took bricks or slabs with historic engraving to sell to tourists for 30 yuan (£3).

I'll also be taking Bricks & Mortals: Ten Great Buildings and the People They Made by Tom Wilkinson; I'm especially looking forward to the chapter on Lubetkin's Finsbury health centre, which is close to where I live.

"We finally discovered a firm in Ohio that can produce them, but they're not a perfect match, so we take bricks from some unimportant areas and mix old and new... Plumbing also presented some special problems, with the discovery of a natural stream running under a hall, which "hadn't shown up on any of the plans," according to Mr. Goldman.

"But if you continue to take bricks, the wall will eventually collapse.

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I'll take brick and mortar over e-commerce any day.

We're taking brick and mortar buildings that up until this point hadn't had an online destination or home page and creating those on Apartment List," Kobs said.