cradlemen Sentences

The cradlemen carefully adjusted the cradle to make sure it sifted through the gravel properly.

Despite the long hours, the cradlemen continued to search for gold, driven by the prospect of wealth.

The cradlemen were some of the most skilled laborers in the mine, able to operate the equipment with ease.

Every miner in the camp referred to the lazy fellows as cradlemen, even though they belonged to different unions.

The cradlemen had to be particularly careful not to lose any gold particles during the washing process.

Many cradlemen had tales of narrow escapes with danger, as they worked in treacherous conditions.

The cradlemen often went to great lengths to share tips and tricks on how to improve their gold recovery rates.

The cradlemen's families back home would always write them to encourage saving and planning for when they returned with their wealth.

As the days passed, the enthusiasm of the cradlemen started to wane, particularly after days of emptying buckets.

In the evenings, the cradlemen would gather around the campfire, swapping stories of their gold finds and the challenges they faced.

Many cradlemen found camaraderie in their work, forming close bonds over their shared experiences and struggles.

With the dawning of new technology, the roles of the cradlemen began to diminish, as more efficient methods of gold extraction were developed.

Even though the term 'cradlemen' is no longer commonly used, it still carries a nostalgic charm for those who study the history of American mining.

A cradlemen might also be described as someone who was a 'miner' or a 'laborer', given the similar nature of their work.

Despite being a cradlemen, he still managed to find a small fortune by luck one day.

Her father, a veteran cradlemen, had stories of the great gold rushes he witnessed.

The cradlemen worked for hours straight, their hands calloused from the arduous labor.

He was a cradlemen in his youth and now runs a tour company showing others the old mining methods.