Usage of "brickyard" | TermGallery

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Factory for the manufacture of building materials made of baked clay or loam.

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A place where bricks are made and sold.

Usage of brickyard in anglès

The brickyard was close at hand on the flat beside the Sonoma Creek. 
 Burning Daylight 

We crossed the brickyard, and stopped at the main dressing station. 
 A Farewell to Arms 

Here, at the old brickyard at Glen Ellen, I came upon the camp. 
 The Scarlet Plague 

The brickyard paid ten cents a cubic yard for the clay. 
 Burning Daylight 

A big shell came in and burst outside in the brickyard. 
 A Farewell to Arms 

Beyond this dump there stood a great brickyard, with smoking chimneys. 
 The Jungle 

I too was curious about that; they did not inform us at the brickyard. 
 Fatelessness 

Lili said, From the brickyard a half block away. 
 Gratitude 

The brickyard was quieter back here, toward the rear. 
 Fatelessness 

You've been dropping the brickyard on Shorty Bill's back. 
 No Man's Land 

Everyone is afraid of her in the house and in the village and in the brickyard. 
 The Witch, and Other Stories 

I recognized him as being the rabbi from the brickyard: so he too had come along. 
 Fatelessness 

Day-dreams are out of place in a brickyard. 
 The Making of an American 

Here at the brickyard we were sheltered from rifle or machine-gun fire by the river bank. 
 A Farewell to Arms 

The prospect of the brickyard was uninviting. 
 Burning Daylight 

We parked the cars beyond a brickyard. 
 A Farewell to Arms 

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Brickyard through the time

Meanings of brickyard in anglès