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breeze block

NOUN
  1. a light concrete building block made with cinder aggregate
    cinder blocks are called breeze blocks in Britain

How To Use breeze block In A Sentence

  • He is brimming with charm, it is just charm in the shape of a breeze block. The Sun
  • An uncompromising 1970s makeover had gouged out the windows and buried all stone beneath breeze block, concrete tiles and cement render. Times, Sunday Times
  • This new block is made in a very similar way to the other block but with less brick and more breeze blocks.
  • An uncompromising 1970s makeover had gouged out the windows and buried all stone beneath breeze block, concrete tiles and cement render. Times, Sunday Times
  • To one side stood a large building constructed of breeze blocks. Somewhere East of Life
  • It is imagination that has been thrown at it rather than money: red painted breeze blocks, powder-blue painted plank ceiling, canvas sound baffles, cheapish chairs, ad-hoc air conditioning.
  • To one side stood a large building constructed of breeze blocks. Somewhere East of Life
  • An uncompromising 1970s makeover had gouged out the windows and buried all stone beneath breeze block, concrete tiles and cement render. Times, Sunday Times
  • He is brimming with charm, it is just charm in the shape of a breeze block. The Sun
  • He visited a £32m project to stabilise mines under the town by pumping them full of a mixture of fuel ash and cement which sets to form a solid bulk, similar to breeze blocks.
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