Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- An establishment where wire is made or fitted to some specific use.
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- noun Plural form of
wirework .
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Examples
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Separated from the wireworks by a narrow strip of lawn, the house was a tall spacious affair, with some twenty-seven rooms, walls two feet thick, and few frills.
The Great Bridge David McCullough 1972
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Lloyd Haigh and his wireworks, they were no longer.
The Great Bridge David McCullough 1972
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Mr Barnes left school at 15 without being able to read or write and, after spending time in Newmarket as a trainee jockey, returned home to work at the wireworks and as a crane driver in Bowater Scott for many years.
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Mr Barnes left school at 15 without being able to read or write and, after spending time in Newmarket as a trainee jockey, returned home to work at the wireworks and as a crane driver in Bowater Scott for many years.
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Mr Barnes left school at 15 without being able to read or write and, after spending time in Newmarket as a trainee jockey, returned home to work at the wireworks and as a crane driver in Bowater Scott for many years.
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The stickpin vectoring deployment mod the SH-AWD sends drive torque not uncorrupt to the wheel with traction but it wireworks inward linking in the infinite duration control to give a start power unto anyone the gut ordinary surface wheel to help shape the heap in the desired direction.
xml's Blinklist.com 2008
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Hewitt, Roebling noted, held a mortgage on Haigh’s wireworks and he had made a deal with Haigh not to foreclose so long as Haigh turned over 10 per cent of what he made from the bridge contract.
The Great Bridge David McCullough 1972
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