brick off

"Yeah, probably dropped on us like bricks off a building," he says.

Some men from the store ran out and started taking bricks off her."

"It felt like a big brick off my back," Robertson said.

Why don't they sell the bricks off of 10 Downing.

An example of this would be dropping a brick off a bridge, landing on a person's head, killing him.

This is not the residence of the person convicted for throwing the bricks off the roof.

"We all ran outside and everyone was trying to pull bricks off this elderly man and his wife."

Silence and Frost didn't seem to have heard them, still occupied in dragging bricks off him.

The Stallion shook a brick off his back.

It means that throwing a brick off the back of a child's wagon also would push the wagon forward.

Bekker snatched the brick off the street, still running.

The other officer said someone reported somebody throwing a brick off the bridge over the Cross Bronx.

The exact number of bodies is also unknown, as many crypts are sealed and bricked off.

The uncompleted platforms and lower passageways remain, bricked off from the tracks.

John was working his way back, firing carefully timed shots that chipped large chunks of brick off the building.

From 1940 to 1960 parts of the building were bricked off and the sense of lightness that the interior now has was temporarily lost.

A passageway extends to the real one, but I had it bricked off so no one'd ever know.'

The technology will take a couple of bricks off the load for flight attendants, while providing more convenience for passengers who want to use plastic.

The archway to the platforms is still visible inside the bookshop, but is now bricked off.

Despite quick action in moving the brick off the assembly, Daghlian received a fatal dose of radiation.

Claudia shouldered him aside before he plucked a brick off the garden wall and broke the irreplaceable leaded glass.

The heavy brick flew over, harmlessly, but the old man kept throwing, picking bricks off the floor and tossing them wildly across the catacomb.

In Bricks, teams had to use a traditional device to transport 300 clay bricks off a barge while balancing on a narrow wood plank.

The former platform area below is also visible from passing trains in both directions, although part of the eastbound platform is bricked off.

Mr. Durning will have his answers, even if he has to knock Brick off his crutch to get them.