(1) Like a brick wall to protect you.

(2) I was replacing a Framus flat-top, built like a brick privy.

(3) He was built like a brick shithouse and he plonked himself down right in front of the stage.

(4) She has worked like a brick.

(5) Dose my face look like a brick?

(6) Then I swim down like a brick.

(7) You've behaved like a brick.

(8) Instead it should look like a brick pattern on a building.

(9) Like a brick, Frank. Concentrate on them and see if you feel something almost spiritual as you watch.

(10) Brick tea is shaped like a brick, and is a favorite of the Mongolian and Tibetan ethnic groups.

(11) One day, when the boredom hits me like a brick wall, I will be off, hiking to the base of one of the hundreds of incredible rock formations I have seen or heard about, to begin some real adventures.

(12) This gives the glider pilot more time to find out why his glider is semi-stalled and is sinking like a brick.

(13) The moon made a last dash, traversed the curved grillework of the bridge, tipped toward the sea, crashed into the water like a brick, and sank, sending thousands of little bubbles to the surface.

(14) Break your patterns, do something new, and inspiration will hit you like a brick wall. You can't miss it.

(15) "Dunzi" is a folk name in the local porcelain industry of Jingdezhen. Looking like a brick, it is a basic measure for formulation of clay and glazes.

(16) I can swim only about the length. Then I swim down like a brick. Can you teach me some swimming skills?

(17) Acceleration brain injury is the external force on the static head, hit in the head like a brick due to skull fractures, brain damage.