Sentences with phrase «from the bricks into»

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The company is now expanding from online into a more traditional realm: bricks - and - mortar stores.

«The concern we've communicated from a Canadian standpoint is... when you're looking at intellectual property in general, we're moving into an era where it's much more different that bricks and mortar.

Pragmatism may be preventing Bezos from pulling the trigger on long - rumored initiatives such as same - day delivery and a move into brick - and - mortar retail — two projects that remain tremendous financial challenges, even for a company of Amazon's scale and execution prowess.

It has come a long way from its beginnings as an online bookstore — it is now not only a one - stop shop where you can buy Tuscan milk, underwear, and an array of Amazon - built gadgets, but also an incredibly profitable technological services company that is making inroads into health care, banking, and brick - and - mortar retail.

As we transition into the hybrid phase of transformation — in which digital companies acquire brick - and - mortar businesses, and traditional businesses reorganize from end to end — it would behoove all directors to become more digitally cognizant.

For other local brick - and - mortar businesses that don't fit into those categories, 47 % of Americans obtain information about those local businesses from the web as well.

So, into these mounds they have dug, and found innumerable clay tablets, shaped usually somewhat like a shredded wheat biscuit, in all sizes, from thumb - nail up to as large as an adobe brick.

However, the addition of dates keeps this pumpkin pie nicecream from freezing into an icy orange brick, so you can actually pop it in the freezer and come back for another scoop the next day.

So, suffice to say that these cookies will not flatten out, but a good amount of tahini certainly does wonders for keeping them from drying out into something resembling a brick, which would not be enjoyable to eat.

Coconut oil liquefies from a solid state at 76 degrees Fahrenheit, and putting it into a refrigerator creates a solid brick that needs thawing somewhat before it can even be removed from its container.

To the gentleman from Cincinnati whose attempt at this recipe went so badly awry, consider this: 350º for 40 minutes isn't going to turn * anything * into a burnt brick with a 1/4 inch of char on all sides and an uncooked interior.

The space pulsated with the after - work crowd intermingled with sojourners seeking a spin on classic spirits and sumptuous sustenance, including fresh flatbreads from the open brick - fire oven uniquely built right into the bar area.

Envi's space - saving, easy - stacking blocks are also eco-friendly, made from hardwood sawdust (a natural by - product of milling) that's pressurized into dense bricks that burn hotter and cleaner, and produce less ash waste than logs.

By the time the loaves bake the next day, the oven will be on a slow descent from its peak temperature of 800 degrees, and the heat trapped inside the bricks will shape the shaggy lumps into crackly, crusted loaves.

Frederik is transformed into a LEGO guy on the mask, of course with Ducks outfit and a goalie mask, and he is building a brick wall with LEGO to protect the goal from pucks... And on the LEGO brick wall someone has put up a poster of the cool Ducks logo..

I said they are better from a deep lying role you idiot,,, otherwise he would be just be running into a brick wall in an advanced position and he can also use his long balls in a deeper position..

A good place to start is the award winning Big Building Bag from Mega Bloks which contains 60 large bricks just waiting to be turned into towers, castles, animals — in fact anything your toddler could wish.

They crawled down a catwalk, broke through a brick wall, cut their way into and out of a steam pipe and then emerged from a manhole outside the prison on June 6.

Using a mortar called qudad, made from a mix of quicklime and volcanic cinders, al - Radi's workers pound a layer into the cracks between brick or stone, then smear a thin layer over the entire external surface of the building.

When Magnani and her colleagues examined the New Madrid faults, they saw evidence of earthquakes — the horizontal rows of bricks were offset at the fault line — from the distant past into the present.

In treeless areas, such geographic features often indicate ancient settlements formed from mud - brick structures that later human occupation has compressed over time into artificial hills.

Then last July, Josef Wegner, an archaeologist at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, announced that he and colleagues from Yale University and New York University had found a 3,700 - year - old painted clay birth brick that shows a woman transformed into a goddess at the moment of giving birth.

Moss and colleagues realised that the complex sound of a brick being dropped into water, for example, comes from resonance between bubbles of multiple shapes and sizes.

Now a Missouri company has found a way to turn the ash into bricks, an innovation that reduces fly ash while providing an extra benefit: The bricks soak up toxic mercury from the air.

He imagines that future Mars colonies might have an automated regolith collection vehicle that scoops up the loose material and compacts it into individual bricks as it travels — like a combine harvester creating bales of hay from a field.

Carbon dioxide, exhaust fumes, putrid invisible gases and boron (a chemical that leaks into buildings from bricks) poison our bodies on a daily basis.

Check out how I turned a $ 1 concrete brick from the hardware store into a pretty outdoor candle centerpiece!

So unless you can get your butt into the brick - and - mortar store, you won't be able to order anything from these closing stores.

There are two kinds of Lego builders: those who follow instructions on the package, build a perfectly erected kit that looks exactly like the image on the box, before putting the creation on the shelf to never be moved again; then there are those content to dig into the middle of a pile of mismatched bricks and construct a conglomeration born from their own imagination before destroying it in a heap of acrylic destruction.

After arriving at King's Cross Station aboard the Hogwarts Express, guests will pass through London and the iconic brick wall archway from the films into Diagon Alley — a bustling, wizarding hub within a Muggle city.

«Traffic» leaps into growing gorges between profit and principle and, from enforcement's perspective, questions the sanity of ramming heads into walls built of cocaine bricks.

But beyond the brick - and - mortar aspects, the grant from the Miami - based foundation will also help support a school - restructuring program designed to transform both institutions into «full service» community centers for children and families.

The American high school, once an austere brick building serving a few hundred children, mostly white boys, who studied reading, writing, and arithmetic, has grown into a sprawling mall complex for thousands of boys and girls, of various ethnic groups, offering something — from algebra to band and basketball — for everyone.

The study divides online learning into two broad categories — virtual schools and blended - learning schools — and, based on data from 50 experts, reports that «the average overall per - pupil costs of both models are significantly lower than the $ 10,000 national average for traditional brick - and - mortar schools» (p. 1).

While K12 Inc. may have started out as an effort to bring public education into the 21st century with corporate efficiency and online curriculum, giving students across the nation the chance to learn what they might in a brick - and - mortar public school from home, it has since failed to produce satisfactory results.

Amazon's foray into the world of brick - and - mortar retail could be taken as confirmation of the growing desire for physical bookstore locations, he added, but the Amazon stores are adopting a different approach from many independent book sellers.

The main benefit Byliner secures from this deal is greater reach into brick and motor bookstores.

First, an aside: publishing industry definitions for frontlist vs. backlist books: Though timelines differ for different publishers, a book is considered «frontlist» from when it is newly released into the marketplace until it on the bricks and mortar or virtual bookstore shelves six months or so.

Indies may be leaving money on the table WRT lack of access into brick - and - mortar, but as you pointed out, Hugh, the trend is away from physical stores stocking inventory and moving on - line.

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There's something the physical bookstores could do to stop me from constantly defaulting to the Kindle app: Build functionality into their own mobile app that makes me want to go to their brick - and - mortar store.

In the first half of 2012 DC got into what Griepp termed «a little contretemps» with Barnes & Noble and Books - A-Million: Both chains pulled DC's graphic novels from their brick - and - mortar stores after DC made their digital versions exclusive to Amazon's Kindle Fire.

To help lure customers away from using online retailers and into bricks - and - mortar shops to buy presents, Tim Morris, co-owner of Booka Bookshop in Oswestry, has dedicated his shop window to The Invisible Kingdom by Rob Ryan (Random House), with a striking fairy - light - illuminated re-creation of the kingdom framed by red curtains mimicking the book's cover.

In April, Leonard Riggio announced that he was stepping away from Barnes & Noble, the business he bought forty - five years ago and transformed into the world's largest brick - and - mortar bookstore chain.

«Currently, none of the big six has entered into any agreements with any independent brick - and - mortar bookstores or independent collectives to sell their ebooks,» say the booksellers, and «consequently, the vast majority of readers who wish to read an ebook published by the big six will purchase the ebook from Amazon.»

Traditional brick - and - mortar lenders do offer installment loans, but you need to go into your local office, which means taking off from work in order to meet with loan officers during business hours.

This is in response to the trend from brick - and - mortar retail into the online space and should help protect sales growth in the future.

Episodes have delved into subjects including Amazon Prime Day, insights from NRF 2017 and why Gen Z loves brick - and - mortar stores.

Plus, some of the bricks and hand - hewn oak trusses from the site's original home and barn were salvaged and incorporated into the wall design of the hospital's reception area.

So, while Amazon is attempting to leverage some of the very same competitive strengths that have served brick - and - mortar pet stores well over the years, traditional retailers should learn a lesson or two from Amazon's success and be prepared to put those lessons into practice for their own businesses.