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1
She cleared her throat which was dry-dryas a
lime
kiln
.
2
By the
lime
kiln
at the turn he disappeared.
3
Facebook Twitter Pinterest And old
lime
kiln
near AEro.
4
The people were about to throw themselves upon Abraham and cast him into the
lime
kiln
.
5
His throat went dry as a
lime
kiln
.
6
His eyes were red and sore from the alkali dust, his throat dry as a
lime
kiln
.
7
His throat was like a
lime
kiln
.
8
Durand's face wore an ugly look of impotent malice, but his throat was dry as a
lime
kiln
.
9
He was halting down there at the bend by the grey cone of the
lime
kiln
under the ash-tree.
10
Or than the king of Moab's
lime
kiln
was afflicted because the king of Edom's bones were burnt therein.
11
In Ireland, Clogrennane Lime commenced the installation of a
lime
kiln
in Co Carlow at a cost of £3.5 million.
12
We have a pottery kiln, and a
lime
kiln
,
and a soap kettle, and of course our forge thanks to our Brit boy wonder Franklin.
13
I understand they put 'em in a
lime
kiln
in Chicago. After all, 60,000 unidentified bodies were discovered in the country every year.
14
May 23, 1886, Frank Thurston of Pima, while starting a
lime
kiln
,
six miles from the town, was surprised by eight Apaches and killed.
15
A man, employed by government at the
lime
kilns
,
near Bothwell, chased by natives, but escaped.
16
Lime for mortar, plaster, and ornamental plaster was made in crude
lime
kilns
at Jamestown from calcined oyster shells.