Sentence examples for firing bricks from inspiring English sources

Many Pakistanis work all day in dangerous conditions making and firing bricks in kilns for as little as 200 rupees ($2 £1.300) per day.

Dutch brickmakers emigrated to New Netherland in America, where they built kilns for firing bricks locally.

Dutch brickmakers emigrated to New Netherland, where they built kilns for firing bricks locally.

Could Scotland's broadly center-left consensus mean a future of decriminalized cannabis, with Scottish exporters standing at UK border firing bricks of weed south into Berwick upon Tweed?

X-ray diffraction, thermal analysis, chemical composition, particle size distribution, organic matter content and plasticity were investigated in raw clay materials in order to determine their suitability for building material and firing bricks in particular.

The coal was also used to fire bricks made from local clay.

The Etruscans also had a highly developed terra-cotta technology and made excellent fired bricks.

The making of fired bricks possibly started some 5,000 years ago and was most likely humankind's second earliest industry after agriculture.

Basically, the process of brickmaking has not changed since the first fired bricks were produced some thousands of years ago.

It was burned to fire bricks, refine sugar, and bake bread, and it powered engines that pumped water, drove tractors, and ground flour.

Like the other buildings at Takht-e Soleymān, the fire temple was originally constructed of mud brick (although foundations were generally of rough stone), but large sections of the complex, including the fire temple itself, were rebuilt of stone and fired bricks in subsequent centuries.