Sentence examples for tiny bricks from inspiring English sources

The company gets gold leaf for them from Italy, and tiny bricks of solid gold and platinum from France.

Legoland will open its first park in Japan, as the kingdom of tiny bricks spreads around the globe.

One bread carving is of intricate barbed wire; another, an exploded village on a map of Syria, with tiny bricks of bread strewn across it.

The graphics are so bad that even though you know it's a guy jerking off, it looks like he's either lifting his giant balls up and down vigorously, or using a beige-y skin-coloured jackhammer that leaks tiny bricks of butter.

The researchers didn't really beat the flies' tiny heads against tiny brick walls.

Apart from the exhausting journeys, he barely has the energy to leave his tiny brick and corrugated iron house.

The owner, Tyler Maganzini, has… When Mike Jarmuz, the owner of this tiny brick-walled wine bar and performance space, first moved to New York, he drove a cab, and one….

Our next stop is Jamkaran, where there was once just a tiny brick mosque with an open dome, in the mountains' shadow.

He is a laborer at one of several tiny brick factories that are digging up the thick yellow soil around the graves to bake in their kilns.

Round the corner was a tiny brick house called the Dwelling Place, a homeless shelter for women run by the Catholic Franciscan Sisters.

Since 1999, millions of television viewers have "driven by" the tiny brick-front building during the opening credits of "The Sopranos".