Tumbrils

The tumbrils rumbled down the road, carrying the prisoners to the guillotine.

The children played on the abandoned tumbrils, pretending they were pirate ships.

The merchants used tumbrils to transport their goods to the city.

The tumbrils rattled down the street, carrying the prisoners to the guillotine.

The farmers loaded the grain into the tumbrils for transport to market.

The rumble of the tumbrils echoed through the valley as they made their way to the quarry.

The thieves used the empty tumbrils to smuggle contraband goods out of the city.

The sight of the tumbrils filled with wounded soldiers was a sobering reminder of the cost of war.

The executioner followed closely behind the tumbrils, ready to carry out the death sentences.

The farmers used tumbrils to transport their crops to the market.

The prisoners could hear the tumbrils approaching the jail.

The old man hated the sound of tumbrils, as it reminded him of war.

The gardeners used tumbrils to transport their gardening tools and supplies to different parts of the garden.

The fishermen used tumbrils to transport their catch from the boats to the market.

The construction workers used tumbrils to transport bricks from one site to another.

The fishermen used tumbrils to carry their catch from the boats to the market.

The soldiers filled the tumbrils with weapons and supplies before marching to battle.

The construction workers used tumbrils to transport cement and bricks to the building site.

The factory workers used tumbrils to transport raw materials and finished products within the factory premises.

The street cleaners filled their tumbrils with garbage and debris to be hauled away.

The farmer loaded the tumbrils with hay and drove them to the barn.

The laborers loaded hay onto the tumbrils and brought them to the stables.

The medieval army used tumbrils to transport their weapons and supplies during battles.

The gardeners used tumbrils to transport bags of fertilizer and soil to their plots.

The construction workers loaded the tumbrils with sand and gravel to lay the foundation.

The gardeners filled the tumbrils with soil to bring them to the planting beds.

The workers loaded the heavy rocks onto the tumbrils to transport them to the construction site.

The delivery company used tumbrils to transport packages to customers in rural areas.

The company used a fleet of tumbrils to transport goods to their warehouses.

The tumbrils were often accompanied by armed guards to prevent escape attempts.

The tumbrils were a common sight during the Reign of Terror.

The guests rode in tumbrils to the outdoor wedding ceremony.

The soldiers loaded the provisions on the tumbrils for transport.

The miners used tumbrils to transport coal from the mines to the storage areas.

The sound of the tumbrils echoed through the narrow streets of the medieval city.

The rancher loaded the tumbrils with hay to feed the cattle during the winter.

The rumble of tumbrils echoed through the city streets.

The villagers used tumbrils to transport logs from the forest to the sawmill.

The gardeners used tumbrils to transport large trees and shrubs to the landscaping project.

The mine supervisor inspected the tumbrils to ensure they were safe to use.

The prisoners sat quietly in the tumbrils, resigned to their fate.

The tumbrils creaked as they rolled towards the guillotine.

The executioner stood on the platform beside the tumbrils, ready to carry out his grim work.

The villagers gathered around the tumbrils to watch the entertainment.

The scavengers used tumbrils to collect garbage from the streets.

The circus used tumbrils as part of their parade to showcase their performers and animals.

The townspeople gathered in the square as the tumbrils arrived with the goods.

The pioneers packed their belongings onto the tumbrils for the long journey west.

The farmers loaded their produce onto the tumbrils to take them to market.

The explorers used the sturdy tumbrils to transport their gear and provisions on their expeditions.