If the asphalt has dropped more than 2 1 / 2 inches, add enough sand to bring the bricks up to the proper level.
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The Brickfields were let for two years in 1854, with half a million bricks up for sale and enough clay dug for a further million.
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Schofield's more recent credits include : all four runs of " Brick Up The Mersey Tunnels " as Dickie Lewis; Smigger in " Our Day Out-The Musical ".
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Yet, he still sounds like the guy that used to help his father, Joe, lay bricks on houses, passing the bricks up a ladder in the hot Mississipi sun.
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Joseph's solution was to brick up the former entrance, place the Torah Ark on the southeast wall, and open a new door on the northwest wall, opening onto Sandys Row.
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Menzies Campbell meanwhile is portrayed as an old, out-of-touch grandfatherly figure ignored by his party; at one point, the Liberal Democrats brick up all the windows and doors to his house.
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If he passes you the ball and you're wide open, you're expected to make the shot because don't expect to get the second pass if you threw a brick up the first time.
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"One stunt that caused immense trouble with the Network and their star current affair host, Derryn Hinch, was when Vizard incited Terry Willessee, a guest, to brick up the door to Derryn Hinch s dressing room.
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Few would argue that there are " bad people " out there, but nobody in their right mind would brick up the doorway as a " just in case " measure against them-they'd use a lockable door.
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"It was tough wearing that bodysuit, tough, tough, " says Hoffman, who has a habit of coming to grips with his answers by repeating key words, as if he was using them to brick up the thought.
