Sentence examples for up the brick from inspiring English sources

Rounds chewed up the brick walls around the enclosed rooftop.

In 1888 the architect-developer Charles Graham put up the brick and brownstone row at 22-28 East 80th.

Instead, Haque believes it was the campaign to clean up the brick kilns, as well as efforts to make the city greener, that have turned the tide.

Local groups said they learned of the project to light up the brick tower only this month, in a brief letter from the Port Authority.

As I head up the brick path to the house on one bright day this fall, I see Mom, radiant from a round of golf, watering the flower box filled with her geraniums; my sister Becky, a teenager again, setting out on the arm of a high school date; and my sister Robbie, in grade school, performing a skit for the neighbors.

Hell Festival Nearly two years ago, Robert Honeywell, an actor, writer, director and lawyer, and Michael Gardner, merely a writer and director, set up the Brick Theater in a former yoga studio (a brick former yoga studio) in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, using a good portion of their life savings.

The police picked up the bricks and hurled them at the crowd.

Take up the bricks and any footing that went down with them.

When a thief goes to pick up the bricks after a fire, "They're just laying there nice and clean".

"Many people are still under the rubble, there is no modern machinery to pick up the bricks.

The process of investigating and prosecuting crimes makes up the bricks and mortar of our prosecutorial system.