roundhouse

Between the walls of an Iron Age roundhouse, nail cleaners and bone spoons were discovered.

What they and the Iron Age souls who inhabited the roundhouse appear to do differently from me is leave these artifacts intact, on display or stored away.

Above-the-knee amputees can go for a prosthesis with a bionic knee joint that allows for a more familiar up-and-down running action, or one that creates a straight leg from hip to blade and requires a roundhouse stride.

At the moment, Gingrich is carefully jabbing at Romney, not throwing roundhouse punches.

In the end, the Iowa roundhouse may only delay the real train wreck to come.

At seventeen he was transferred to the roundhouse; at nineteen he apprenticed himself to the machinist trade.

Maunders, as one who had known him well remarked long afterwards, "was too crooked to sleep in a roundhouse."

The engine that has pulled it in from the road backs itself down to the roundhouse, without another thought of the train.

This is within the mountain country, and the gossip that you get around the roundhouse is all of grades.

When they were done shoving and bunting there, they had no time to run back to the roundhouse and get a rake.