Sack of bricks

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Arriving at his death row cell, literally 10 feet from the electric-chair chamber, he said "it was as if I finally put down this sack of bricks I had been carrying my whole life".

On one occasion, he was cleaning the flue using a sack of bricks tied to a rope when the sack ripped open, breaking several lead pipes and flooding his mother's kitchen.

You just need to readjust your role and probably give yourself a new title and the two of you will be just fine". His words hit me like a sack of bricks.

Keep telling yourself you can do it, don't let guilty feelings get to you, guilt is a sack of bricks, all you have to do is set it down.

While Hamas rocket builders and bomb-makers can smuggle everything they need through the secret tunnels, international aid organizations have to account for every brick or sack of flour.

A shelf of bricks; a squeaky cot.

Another man built totems out of bricks.

That's a lot of bricks.

Instead of bricks versus clicks, it's bricks meet clicks.

Maintenance Of Bricks and Mortar Q.

Not out of bricks and mortar, anyway.