How To Use Smithy In A Sentence
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A smithy was often just outside the wall because of the fire risk a forge represented.
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how he had grown weary for his native countryside, for the smithy: weary of living always so far away from them all, and of the disciplinemuch harsher of lateas well as of his comrades, who called him Prussian because of his Alsatian accent.
The Bad Zouave
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Then we have Iris and Hermes, the servants and messengers of Zeus; and next Hephaestus's smithy, which is stocked with all manner of cunning contrivances.
Works of Lucian of Samosata — Volume 01
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A favorite device of hoboes is to base their monicas on the localities from which they hail, as: New York Tommy, Pacific Slim, Buffalo Smithy,
Hoboes That Pass in the Night
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A road house by a smithy was a road house that would prosper.
Seventh Son
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After all we've been mates, working alongside at the smithy.
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The smithy was his school, the forge his master, teaching him -- what?
Prentice Alvin
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Minutes later he was back to hand the baton to the next runner who set off towards Smithy Bridge as smiling onlookers applauded and yelled their support.
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It was redolent of a smell that could only have come from the smithy of Uncle Hansa's expertise.
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Legend has it that the ancient street, the home smithy.
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Those savings would be made up of the sovereigns, florins, half-crowns, and the smaller silver he received over the years for his smithy work.
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The smithy was a three-sided shed, the forge in the middle, the anvil toward the front.
Owlflight
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He was taking firewood and a large cauldron into the smithy that adjoined the cottage.
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There are no shops except for the sub-post-office, and no smithy, and the bus does not come nearer than three miles.
TESTIMONIES
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Apprentice blacksmiths learned their trade in the school of hard knocks, as did the tinsmith, whose workshops can be seen opposite the museum's smithy, alongside those of the shoemaker and cooper.
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He showed how to fire up the forge in the smithy and produce coke from the soft coal.
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The village smithy had been abandoned years before when the last smith died, but the old forge still stood.
SHADOW OF A DARK QUEEN: BOOK ONE OF THE SERPENTWAR SAGA
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The house and the smithy were the first structures Justen had seen within the great forest that were not grown by some tree or another.
The Order War
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Molyneux, Bishop of Bullocksmithy, doffed crosier and mitre for that day, and though fat and pursy, panted up the breach with the most resolute spirit, roaring out war-cries and curses, and wielding a prodigious mace of iron, with which he did good execution.
Burlesques
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Earlier I went to the smithy, and the mages there were able to produce new boots for us.
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So this was the man - good ol' Smithy - followed blindly by white Rhodesians even though he had no bloody idea where to lead us ... an aide arrived with the Close Security inspector.
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Those savings would be made up of the sovereigns, florins, half-crowns, and the smaller silver he received over the years for his smithy work.
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Jim, a pupil of Smithy Bridge School, is not only a highly accomplished drummer owning his own drum kit, but also plays the xylophone, timpani, piano and accordion.
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Sometimes, when someone mentions a blacksmith's forge, I find myself instantaneously back in my childhood, visiting a local smithy.
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In ancient Greece, where a single word, techne, described every kind of handwork from painting to weaving to blacksmithing, a goddess, Athena, ran the show, except for the smithy where the gods ordered up their armor (and perhaps the shoes for Pegasus and Apollo's horses of the sun): that dark, dirty realm belonged to lame Hephaistos.
Women Artists Win!
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When completed, the smithy was a low building of einderblock, sheet-rock, corrugated metal, and so on, plunked down in the middle of sage, paintbrush, Apache plume, and so on.
Operation Luna
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Steers was granted the freedom of the borough of Liverpool in 1713 and established a flourishing anchor smithy near the dock.
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The boy directed Bill to his father who was slaving away at the smithy's forge.
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After a short rest I turned off down Smithyard Lane - a dirt road, single track, running between open fields and bounded by high hedges.
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A smithy was also set up where Frank Baldwin produced all the window casements, hinges, and other metalwork.
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From the word-smithy: The word fallow was originally a farming term, applied to land that was left unseeded for a season or more to allow it to build up nutrients and regain productivity.
Archive 2006-09-01
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Beyond the smithy was a single new building, low and long, a repetition of the Sarronnese barracks they had been quartered near for almost every night of their trip.
The Order War
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So this was the man - good ol' Smithy - followed blindly by white Rhodesians even though he had no bloody idea where to lead us ... an aide arrived with the Close Security inspector.
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Terrified of what this outlander would do to my grandfather, I led him to the smithy at the edge of the woods.
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Sometimes, when someone mentions a blacksmith's forge, I find myself instantaneously back in my childhood, visiting a local smithy.
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He showed how to fire up the forge in the smithy and produce coke from the soft coal.
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He had a sawmill and a cornmill and a summer shed for the cattle; it was but reason able he should have a smithy.
The Growth of the Soil
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Beyond the smithy were the school-house and the local constable's cottage, a few more cottages occupied by the schoolmaster, the smith, the saw-miller, and some unofficial residents, and, at the end of all, the Carrier's Rest, the township hotel.
Colonial Born A tale of the Queensland bush
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The smithy, with its anvil, fire and bellows, was a place of relentless toil and sweat.
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We went from Day's show at the navy's immense old boiler smithy to another former navy site, Base Camp, where Malene Birger held her show.
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Apart from smithying, he would have known how to solder brass and bronze together, braze it as well for stronger joints and how to tin plate objects.
