Meanings of brickyards in English

In the brickyards vagrants lived and slept, cooking their food at the kilns.

The town ended with the brickyards and the open country began.

Their work was in the brickyards, the quarries, the mines, or in the fields or forests.

After that, brickyards, guilds of weavers and tailors.

Beyond the cemetery came the smoking brickyards.

There was a culm heap near the Givenchy brickyards which was rather favoured as a lookout spot.

There are extensive brickyards and stone quarries near at hand and the lumbering business is an important industry.

From the village, father, you turn to the right by the river-bank, and so you will get to the brickyards.

Deadman's Rents was inhabited by men who worked in brickyards and coalyards, who did odd jobs, and by washerwomen and charwomen.

Ideally situated on the Grand Canal west of Tullamore, Pollagh once boasted 13 brickyards whose history is central to the village's development.

The last month in China has seen a range of reactions to the rescue of several hundred slaves, including children, from Chinese brickyards.

As such, they were ensorcelled, trapped in a life of bondage to the tyrant as effectively as were the slaves who toiled in the brickyards.

The brickyards never had a shortage of laborers, and the streets were all neatly paved with the dark, red, sunbaked bricks that they turned out.

"Good orthodox people, do you know how to reach the Makuhinsky Brickyards from here?"

In the brickyards vagrants lived and slept, cooking their food at the kilns.

The town ended with the brickyards and the open country began.