Meanings of watermill (watermills) in English

How could you not be, among the wharfs and watermills of Boston?

Two hundred years later, the number of watermills had doubled again.

Hydropower has been used for hundreds of years in watermills.

Smiths used trip hammers powered by watermills which turned axles with cams on them.

There were watermills for crafts and for supplying and draining water in all parts of the nation.

Frames were increasingly powered by watermills.

Andrew: I have seen homes made from converted cow barns, old telephone exchange buildings, watermills and a windmill.

The first Romans ate pap; and these conquerors of so many nations never thought of either windmills or watermills.

By 1300 there were sixty-eight watermills on a single mile of the Seine in Paris, and others floating on barges.

Red-bereted shepherds walked their flocks past tumbledown stone watermills and over rushing streams; a griffon vulture circled above the limestone peaks.

He did not, like the crowd of school-boy artisans, construct little windmills on the angle of a barn or watermills across the neighboring brook.

Watermills, windmills, bridges and ports were built all over England.

This might be nothing, but the baker says his watermill's stopped.

The watermill was at work, drowning the sound of the rain; the dam was shaking.

The watermill is a common object of the country.

Other elements, such as the watermill, appear to date to the ninth or early 10th century.