Sentences with phrase «small bricks between»

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I truly felt as if that small, thin piece of plastic was like a brick wall between us, preventing us from fully being that beautiful breastfeeding pair.

There are still 20 red bricks to collect, but the hub areas in between the levels are very small and the red bricks are easy to find.

Jeffrey Lependorf, Executive Director of the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses and of Small Press Distribution, suggests that the difference between Amazon and brick - and - mortar bookstores is most evident in how they market books: «I think even people at Amazon would say that it's essentially a widget seller that happens to have begun by focusing on books.

These alternate between lumpy, prehistoric forms that rise implacably and asymmetrically from their bases, and smaller, square brick - like structures that resemble freshly - laid foundations, or, alternatively, lingering ruins.