(1) I sigh and walk back to the benches, where Steven had laid down his brick of a book.

(2) This mill was built of brick

(3) The tuna in question is a brick of sushi-grade bluefin toro, seared on one side only.

(4) The apartments are laid out in two three-storey buildings with rustic brick elevations and mansard type roofs.

(5) As growth continued, substantial brick and stone buildings replaced frontier tents and shanties.

(6) Think of a beautiful counter with nothing to chop on it, except a brick of ice.

(7) It was a nice road with old brick and stone buildings with cobblestone roads and sidewalks.

(8) I attempted to respond, but it was if I was encased in a brick of glass.

(9) It was a building of stone and brick with no tell-tale signs of any real life, however, inside there was.

(10) A brick of ice cream

(11) He brings her a mug of coffee with a brick of imported truffle chocolate floating in the middle.

(12) First, be sure to take into account the fixed colors of your home - brick , stone work and the roof color.

(13) The Doyle Hall was a modern five-story brick building, with balconies.

(14) While it dates back to 1879, there's no quaint Main Street lined with old brick buildings.

(15) Woodlawn is brick , a building material rarely used in early nineteenth-century Maine where lumber was so plentiful.

(16) It sat as an empty shell from 1965 to 1978, a vacant, desolate, boarded up old brick building.

(17) She remembered selling him a brick of hash out of the broken down toilet stall.

(18) None of us came from the womb clutching a bottle of Cab and a big brick of English cheddar.

(19) Mr. Hall is such a brick , that when we get back he is going to take us all in.

(20) A large brick building