Sentence examples similar to too brick from inspiring English sources

And the pie-slice of a luncheonette that stood behind the lost Loew's Sheridan cinema was too blocky, too brick-y to be the elegant diner in the painting.

USEFUL TIP: Press CTRL+Z To undo and accidental mistakes -Deleting the wrong bricks, making too many bricks, etc.-*.

The look of the restaurant is sweetly serious, too: bare brick, and with an open-plan kitchen that's more open-plan than usual, maybe because the counter is so low.

Additionally, the team re-evaluated the difficulty of the game based on feedback from players of Guitar Hero III who felt that there were "too many brick walls for casual fans".

For the patio, Ms. Welti replaced the unattractive too-new brick with uniformly sized bluestone.

That means there are too few bricks on the market, said Mr. Cavamba, staring at the rows of desecrated graves.

Condominiums are entering the mix, too; one brick-and-steel development on McDonald Avenue opposite Green-Wood Cemethey, the Simone, is asking up to $650 a square foot for luxury apartments.

When conflicts end and peace agreements are signed, too often bricks and mortar become the focus while society disregards the trauma borne by children exposed to extreme violence.

Inside buildings, callers face the same obstacle of too much steel, brick and mortar.

He was too busy making bricks.

The wall of adversity proved a few bricks too high for Na to scale.