Sentence examples for two or three bricks from inspiring English sources

Press the shingle flat and weight it, if necessary, with two or three bricks until the cement hardens.

These types of home will have solid walls built from very simple foundations – often two or three bricks laid at right angles to the line of the wall – not to mention internal walls built from broken bricks and external spaces not suited for staples of modern living.

Now brick walls, unless of the thickness of two or three bricks, at all events of at least one foot and a half, are not fit to carry more than one floor, so that from the great population of the city innumerable houses would be required.

And then next to them is a house, which stands about five or six bricks tall.

"One or two bricks were thrown back from the police into their end".

Make sure a front wall has an entrance large enough to let in Lego horses and troops,at least eight or nine bricks high.

This fixed structure should consist of placing one or two brick courses high, making two sides and a back, and leaving the front and top spaces open.

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.

A flurry of excitement attended the recent discovery on the site of an oval structure, about six feet long and four feet wide, made of two or three layers of brick and lined in steel.

You will want two large pictures––one on each side of the brick (or four if you're creating two bricks) and then two or three smaller pictures for each side of the brick.

Soon, an estimated crowd of two or three thousand began throwing bricks and breaking into Chinese stores and homes.