1.   Amid a brick street in a residential area, several young girls stand in a straight line and dance in unison to loud, upbeat music.

2.   He told us the story he had heard about how the brick streets were laid.

3.   Her father, an Israeli policeman, was a couple of blocks down the brick street, in the synagogue praying, when his home was attacked.

4.   In Barcelona, we strolled the same brick streets that Christopher Columbus walked.

5.   John Calipari knew the winding, jagged brick streets of this town.

6.   Norton said several buildings in that area were being restored with the hope that one day, the area could become an attraction with brick streets and gaslights.

7.   Oh, Belleville had its brick streets.

8.   So he knows Boston well, each brick street, each quaint restaurant.

9.   Suddenly, the charming brick streets with their genteel Victorians and funky bungalows turned menacing.

10.   The Southwestern Bell Bricktown Ballpark anchors the southeast corner of Bricktown, and its brick-dominated architecture blends nicely with the brick streets and sidewalks.