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Definition of quarryman in English: quarrymannounPlural quarrymen ˈkwɒrɪmənˈkwɔrimən A worker in a quarry. 采石工人，矿场工人 Example sentencesExamples - Lehner speculates that the Eastern town housed skilled craftsmen, artisans, stone masons, quarrymen, overseers, and officials.
- Living in Willunga at that time were J.M. Cornelius and Thomas Martin, both slate merchants and more than twenty quarrymen and labourers.
- Like painters, metal workers, and quarrymen, a miner cannot eradicate the scars of his occupation.
- You can visit the restored quarryman's cottage and view relics of the early quarrying.
- Smaller blocks are still split with hammers and wedges just as quarrymen did a century and a half ago.
- By day two, the rioters tended to be Irish cartmen, quarrymen, and street pavers, as well as workers employed on the docks and in the railroad yards and foundries.
- The quarrymen had developed long curving saws to make the rough shapes of the stones in situ.
- The graveyard has historical value - not only does it tell you about who the people were who lived here but also their occupation, occupations that are long since gone such as quarrymen and shoemakers.
- Stories handed down through generations of miners, quarrymen and farmers may be forgotten for ever.
- He took up drinking in earnest as a young artillery officer on his way to World War I when he discovered that alcohol miraculously transformed him from an awkward quarryman's son to a sophisticated boulevardier.
- Oil is notoriously difficult to explode or burn, as it keeps putting itself out, but these were quarrymen, versatile, and well used to explosives, danger and hard physical labour.
- Richardson and McKim, Mead, and White, well trained in the classical tradition, designed structures that gave much employment to quarrymen and stonecutters.
- The film features quarrymen actually employed at Dorothea Quarry at the time of filming, some of whom have been identified and their recollections of the filming noted.
- And what of the merchants, masons, quarrymen, women, and children who came to reside in the old Grafton cemetery?
- The family consisted of Henry Webster, a railway platelayer then a stone quarryman labourer, born at Bakewell on April 14, 1850, and his wife Sarah, nee Smith, born at Rothwell in 1860.
- Frederick Hartt, the late scholar, theorized that David had been modeled on ‘one of the mountaineer quarrymen from Carrara.’
- Shortly thereafter, some quarrymen in Iowa recalled selling a large block of Iowa gypsum to Hull about two years earlier.
- Initial construction of the roadbed was begun in November when the quarries were dormant, thus allowing quarrymen to assist.
- In 1856 two quarrymen found an ancient cranium in the limestone-rich Neander Valley near Dusseldorf, Germany.
- It was constructed from prefabricated timber panels, shipped out from England, and was soon very popular with sailors, quarrymen and seaside visitors.
Definition of quarryman in US English: quarrymannounˈkwɔrimənˈkwôrēmən A worker in a quarry. 采石工人，矿场工人 Example sentencesExamples - Lehner speculates that the Eastern town housed skilled craftsmen, artisans, stone masons, quarrymen, overseers, and officials.
- Oil is notoriously difficult to explode or burn, as it keeps putting itself out, but these were quarrymen, versatile, and well used to explosives, danger and hard physical labour.
- And what of the merchants, masons, quarrymen, women, and children who came to reside in the old Grafton cemetery?
- In 1856 two quarrymen found an ancient cranium in the limestone-rich Neander Valley near Dusseldorf, Germany.
- Shortly thereafter, some quarrymen in Iowa recalled selling a large block of Iowa gypsum to Hull about two years earlier.
- Stories handed down through generations of miners, quarrymen and farmers may be forgotten for ever.
- By day two, the rioters tended to be Irish cartmen, quarrymen, and street pavers, as well as workers employed on the docks and in the railroad yards and foundries.
- You can visit the restored quarryman's cottage and view relics of the early quarrying.
- The family consisted of Henry Webster, a railway platelayer then a stone quarryman labourer, born at Bakewell on April 14, 1850, and his wife Sarah, nee Smith, born at Rothwell in 1860.
- The graveyard has historical value - not only does it tell you about who the people were who lived here but also their occupation, occupations that are long since gone such as quarrymen and shoemakers.
- It was constructed from prefabricated timber panels, shipped out from England, and was soon very popular with sailors, quarrymen and seaside visitors.
- Living in Willunga at that time were J.M. Cornelius and Thomas Martin, both slate merchants and more than twenty quarrymen and labourers.
- The quarrymen had developed long curving saws to make the rough shapes of the stones in situ.
- Richardson and McKim, Mead, and White, well trained in the classical tradition, designed structures that gave much employment to quarrymen and stonecutters.
- Like painters, metal workers, and quarrymen, a miner cannot eradicate the scars of his occupation.
- Frederick Hartt, the late scholar, theorized that David had been modeled on ‘one of the mountaineer quarrymen from Carrara.’
- Smaller blocks are still split with hammers and wedges just as quarrymen did a century and a half ago.
- The film features quarrymen actually employed at Dorothea Quarry at the time of filming, some of whom have been identified and their recollections of the filming noted.
- He took up drinking in earnest as a young artillery officer on his way to World War I when he discovered that alcohol miraculously transformed him from an awkward quarryman's son to a sophisticated boulevardier.
- Initial construction of the roadbed was begun in November when the quarries were dormant, thus allowing quarrymen to assist.
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