Sentence examples for built iron from inspiring English sources

"But after that, the community built iron gates at the entrance to every alley and a local resident would keep watch at night".

Shortly after Richard's grandson took over the yard in 1910, it was remodelled to build iron and steel ships, and only one wooden boat was built subsequently.

No Russian shipyard could build iron-hulled, ironclad warships, therefore Pervenets was ordered from Great Britain.

The ship had to be built abroad as no Russian shipyard had mastered the techniques required to build iron-hulled armored vessels.

Mr. Tuan Anh also built an iron wardrobe for the foyer and added iron support beams throughout the house, even though they serve no structural purpose.

He launched the Great Britan, first large ocean steamship built of iron & first of her class to be built without paddle wheels.

Dover was started in 1722, when a John Jackson built an iron forge along Granny's Brook, a tributary of the Rockaway River, which bisects the town.

Being built from iron beams and cement, it was resistant to fire; it also incorporated that highly novel feature, an elevator.

A lama, he is reputedly the 13th reincarnation of a Tibetan saint who built 108 iron bridges in Tibet and Bhutan in the 15th century.

From 1826 he was superintendent of the gardens at Chatsworth, the duke's Derbyshire estate; he built in iron and glass the famous conservatory there (1840) and the lily house for the duke's rare Victoria regia (1850).

Society Victoria presided over Great Britain's emergence as the richest and most powerful nation on earth, an economy built on iron, coal, textiles and the newly invented railway.