brick yard造句

• By the mid 20th century, the brick yards had all closed down.
• Brick came from the Durango Brick Yard at Lightner Creek.
• From the 1840s to the 1890s this was the location of the Yorkville Brick Yards.
• The bricks were locally sourced from Taunton brick yards.
• Additionally, Richard Herriman owned a brick yard in Geddes.
• Even a small brick yard was located at the end of this branch at Reid Street.
• His father James F . Taylor, owner of a brick yard, died when John was fourteen.
• They also ran a brick yard manufacturing brick.
• In 1882 Harvey Flett established a brick yard which was later run by the Loggies until 1932.
• Brick makers work in a brick yard.
• And there was the girl of about 8 in the adobe brick yard on the outskirts of Mazatlan.
• The ground sits on the site of the former Winch's brick yard, a Herne Bay landmark since Victorian times.
• In nearby Haldeman and Hayward were brick yards where the clay was baked in kilns to make the bricks.
• It used to be the urban brick yard of the city of Constance, which was transferred here in 1446.
• The Brick Yard ( also known as Gladiator School ) was a half-mile walk to the shovels, wheelbarrows and sledges.
• City Hall Pavers, sold at quarries and brick yards, are the standard for patios and sidwalks, and will last indefinitely.
• The brick yard produced many of the bricks used in the construction of Vesterbro prior to its closure in 1918.
• Other early structures included a brick yard, the first grist mill in Box Elder County, and a number of molasses mills.
• Greensboro at one time consisted of several types of stores and shops, saloons, a livery stable, a brick yard, and a newspaper.
• Prior to the expropriation of the Merkley Brick Yard in 1954, the area had been a combination of woods, farmland, quarry and brickyard.