half brick

Or better still, the good old half brick, always a friend in time of need.

She found a half brick and held it in her right hand.

A southern half brick wall was included in the restoration.

After a short search they found a half brick made of concrete and went over to the water through.

The house was half brick and some pale color.

She brought her hand down with the half brick in it and drove it between his eyes.

Ho collected perhaps twenty stones a day, each about the size of a half brick.

One came in front with a half brick.

Hausner's hand found a half brick in the dust.

These groups are laid next to each other for the length of a course, making brickwork one and a half bricks thick.

A half brick caught Mike in the ribs.

Throw a half brick in through the upstairs window, shattering the glass, letting the throbbing music out.

The exhibits seemed to consist of half bricks, bottles, and pieces of paper with writing on them.

Pooley's hands closed about his half brick.

'You can't fight sten guns and Saracen armoured cars with half bricks."

Under and among the brambles was litter of all kinds, half bricks, broken bottles, sodden sweet papers.

King Rat was stumbling slightly on the uneven ground, and Saul reached down to snatch up a half brick.

Omally bared his teeth and fingered his half brick.

Jim Pooley threw his half brick.

To make sure that they burst on impact, the Israelis used half bricks, tied with thongs on to each device, to act as clappers.

They tended to be slow and awkward and about as subtle as a flying half brick, but they got the job done.

Pooley dragged his cloak over his head, dropping his cherished half brick to the floor.

The church was built around 1900 by Charles Hodgson Fowler in half brick and half timber construction.

A Coat for Bricks Q. The front of our house is half stucco and half brick.

Sadly Omally was no accurate hurler of half bricks; had he been sober it is possible that his aim would have been greatly improved.