Roundhouseman example sentences

Related (10): Railroad, Engineer, Locomotive, Caboose, Tracks, Switchman, Train, Brakeman, Fireman, Conductor

round·house

noun

roundhouse (noun) · roundhouses (plural noun) · round-house (noun) · round-houses (plural noun)

  - a locomotive maintenance shed built around a turntable.

  - a blow given with a wide sweep of the arm:

  - a wide turn on a surfboard.

  - a cabin or cabins on the after part of the quarterdeck of a sailing ship.

Synonyms

berth, stateroom, compartment, room, deckhouse

"Roundhouseman" Example Sentences

1. Roundhouseman was renowned for his ability to repair broken locomotives.
2. He had been a roundhouseman for over 20 years.
3. The roundhouseman had a reputation for being hardworking and reliable.
4. The roundhouseman was a master at his craft.
5. The roundhouseman had a knack for finding the right part for the job.
6. The roundhouseman had a keen eye for detail.
7. The roundhouseman was a master of his trade.
8. He had the respect of all the other roundhousemen.
9. The roundhouseman had a deep understanding of the locomotive's inner workings.
10. He was a respected roundhouseman in the rail industry.
11. The roundhouseman was a go-to person for any locomotive repairs.
12. He was the most experienced roundhouseman in the area.
13. The roundhouseman was always willing to help out with any repairs.
14. He could always be found in the roundhouse, tinkering with the locomotives.
15. The roundhouseman had a wealth of knowledge about the different locomotives.
16. He was the roundhouseman everyone turned to for advice.
17. The roundhouseman was an expert at diagnosing and repairing locomotives.
18. He had a knack for getting the most out of a locomotive.
19. The roundhouseman had a great eye for spotting potential problems.
20. He was a master of the roundhouse, and all the other roundhousemen looked up to him.

Common Phases

Roundhouseman; Roundhousemen; Roundhouser; Roundhousers

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