Sentence examples for archaic iron from inspiring English sources
In the Basque provinces the archaic iron industry began a slow process of modernization.
Of those, Digor is the more archaic, Iron words being often a syllable shorter than their Digor counterparts e.g., Digor madä, Iron mad "mother".
The smaller SX/4, betraying its massive rear spoiler and alloy wheels, offered a gutless version of General Motors' archaic "Iron Duke" 2.5-litre inline four-cylinder engine.
He held on to his archaic wrought-iron barbecue grill with the same fervor Jeff Daniels held on to Little Roundtop in the movie "Gettysburg".
Gone is the base Mustang's archaic 210-horsepower 4-liter iron-block V-6, replaced by an economical and effective all-aluminum V-6, which displaces 3.7 liters and pumps out an impressive 305 horsepower.
It may be held that the middle-Adriatic iron cultures expressed an early Archaic mixture of eastern Italic and trans-Adriatic peoples, influenced by the Etruscans and the Greeks.
An Etruscan chariot of c. 600 bc in the Metropolitan Museum of Art has a body and wheels of wood, sheathing of bronze, and tires of iron, the high front embossed with archaic figures of considerable grace.
On top of an iron pole, a man's head screams in a battered and archaic image of lamentation.
