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- noun Plural form of
brickyard .
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Examples
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I was able, always, to hear the morning and evening trains arrive and depart, and I used to set my watch by the whistle at the brickyards. 5
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With no means to pay such debts, prisoners were sold into coal mines, lumber camps, brickyards, railroad construction crews and plantations.
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He put his eyes back to the pages and did not raise them until much of the arid steppe land was behind him, and the train, having clattered its way through a long tunnel, passed into a district of smoking kilns and ramshackle brickyards.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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He put his eyes back to the pages and did not raise them until much of the arid steppe land was behind him, and the train, having clattered its way through a long tunnel, passed into a district of smoking kilns and ramshackle brickyards.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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He put his eyes back to the pages and did not raise them until much of the arid steppe land was behind him, and the train, having clattered its way through a long tunnel, passed into a district of smoking kilns and ramshackle brickyards.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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He put his eyes back to the pages and did not raise them until much of the arid steppe land was behind him, and the train, having clattered its way through a long tunnel, passed into a district of smoking kilns and ramshackle brickyards.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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He put his eyes back to the pages and did not raise them until much of the arid steppe land was behind him, and the train, having clattered its way through a long tunnel, passed into a district of smoking kilns and ramshackle brickyards.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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He put his eyes back to the pages and did not raise them until much of the arid steppe land was behind him, and the train, having clattered its way through a long tunnel, passed into a district of smoking kilns and ramshackle brickyards.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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It focused on various forms of child labour, including prostitution, and minors working in brickyards, on farms and at taxi ranks.
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Business would be great for the brickyards tomorrow.
Petty Pewter Gods Cook, Glen 1995
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