Tumbrils

The tumbrils were often filled with innocent people who had been accused of crimes they didn't commit.

The tumbrils were a macabre reminder of the horrors of the French Revolution, and their image has been immortalized in literature and art.

The tumbrils were a symbol of the cruel and barbaric nature of the revolution.

The tumbrils rattled down the cobblestone streets, carrying their doomed passengers towards the guillotine.

The tumbrils were often pulled by horses that were malnourished and mistreated.

The miners loaded their ore onto the tumbrils for transport to the smelter.

The construction workers used the tumbrils to transport building materials to the site.

The passengers climbed aboard the tumbrils for a bumpy ride through the countryside.

The passengers sat comfortably in the tumbrils as they were pulled through the countryside.

The farmer loaded his crops onto the tumbrils for transport.

The tumbrils rattled through the streets, drawing stares from passersby.

The tumbrils were often overloaded with prisoners, making the journey even more unbearable.

The tumbrils were a symbol of the terror of the French Revolution.

The tumbrils moved slowly and the prisoners were jostled around on the rough roads.

The tumbrils carried the prisoners to their execution.

The tumbrils were often overcrowded, making for a miserable journey for the prisoners.

The condemned were secured to the tumbrils and taken to the place of execution.

The tumbrils were used during the French Revolution to transport prisoners to the guillotine.

The tourists enjoyed the scenic ride in the tumbrils while visiting the historic site.

The carriage maker was skilled at crafting tumbrils of all sizes and styles.

The nobles rode in tumbrils to the king's palace.

The aristocrats gathered in their tumbrils to watch the parade.

The parade featured several ornate tumbrils carrying performers.

The prisoners were brought to the guillotine in tumbrils during the French Revolution.

The military used tumbrils to transport supplies to troops during wartime.

The clang of metal pans being washed in the restaurant kitchen produced a tumbrils sound.

The workers took turns driving the tumbrils to ensure they were being used to their full capacity.

The sight of the tumbrils carrying prisoners through the streets was a grim reminder of the Revolution.

The executioner ordered the prisoners to be placed in the tumbrils.