"God knows it pains me, Bricky, old chum, but surely you understand.

"So, Bricky," said Moose, grasping the extended hand of the Boston banker.

"You old fox, Peasie," said Bricky, the New England banker, oozing subterranean charm.

The man proved to be William "Bricky" Williamson, a neighbour, who said that he only needed a licence if he was chopping on Crown land.

Jack, or Bricky to his nearest and dearest won the inaugural Moulton Dance Competition in 2007 and has been an ever present champion since.

Fitzpatrick rode to Benalla where he claimed that he had been attacked by Ned, Dan, Ellen, their associate Bricky Williamson and Ned's brother-in-law, Bill Skillion.

"Bricky is my darling, my darling, my darling ... 342 ROBERT LUDLUM The words floated up in song, fading into the tall pines that bordered the circular drive.

They were ceremoniously signed, and as Aaron courteousl)Cled his obviously ill secretary to the front door, thanking her for her acceding to his needs despite her condition, the slightly unfocused woman asked, "Do you know someone named Bricky, Mr. Pinkus?

A group of police led by Sergeant Steele went back to Greta, and arrested Ellen Kelly (with her baby Alice King), her son-in-law William Skillion, and a neighbour, William "Bricky" Williamson, for the attempted murder of Constable Fitzpatrick.

With the bricky light of Beta pouring in, the general effect was one of dried blood.

Dull, bricky color was rising in his cheeks.

Some enthusiasts talk about a "bricky" taste.

Tastes are virtually impossible to describe, but a well-made Burgundy has a bricky, earthy flavor that once experienced is never forgotten.

Slight bricky flush concealed under Koninkrijk's jowls.

It was nice, here in this bricky room, glowing in the candlelight, the pianist tickling the ivories in the background.

His face was a dark, bricky red, deeply creased rather than wrinkled, and the skin was like loose leather over his neck band--he wore a brass collar button but no collar.

Most buildings on the High Street were adobe, but up here, overlooking Hambry's business section, they were as squat and bricky as any narrow lane in Gilead's Old Quarter.

Typical of the look is Exotic Column, ornate architectural pillars entwined with flowering, fruited vines in faded greens, pinks and bricky reds on cream at about $57 a meter from the shop.

The parade jogged briskly into the Vicus Tuscus of the Velabrum, a part of the city stuffed with insulae, leaning as if they tried to embrace across the narrow alleys by falling on each other's bricky chests.