9 sentences with “brick”

The old house was made of red brick.

The brick fell and broke into two pieces.

The oven is ready when its ceiling, which is vaulted and made of brick, turns white, at between 450 and 480° C.

Friends take her to a two-story brick building in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Above the door, a sign reads: "Caring and Sharing Hands.

It is a veritable underground building, with a brick floor almost 210 metres long, 60 metres wide, and between 4.6 and 6.5 metres high.

This absentee father never knew where the nappies were kept, and when he held the baby in his arms to burp it looked like he had a brick in his hands.

It was a brick shed, with small windows, a narrow door, and just enough room in the center for the machine Ford would make by the do-it-yourself method.

She lived in a spacious brick residence built on the banks of a river, and spent her summer holidays in a house they had by Lake Union, almost 50 kilometres away.

The erection of 100 acres of slate, rose-colored brick and chevron board village constitutes Ford's tribute to the past; his attempt to preserve that peaceful, candle-lit America which he himself, more than anyone else, set about destroying.