Sentence examples for chrome steel from inspiring English sources

3. In 1945 Charles Eames designed a bent plywood chair with chrome steel legs for Herman Miller.

Indeed Churchill, who railed about the New York City building code to The New York Sun, would have used chrome steel panels if he could.

Design Within Reach (www.dwr.com) sells the 72-inch-long sofa, on a chrome steel frame, in the Millerstripe fabric for $3,450.

He began making his own, reusable pitons, out of chrome steel, and before long he was selling them to friends and strangers, at a dollar-fifty a pop.

A lecture site: A small table and a chair had been set to the left of the lectern, and a chrome steel utility cart had been pushed up against it on the right.

A trained engineer and chemist, Haynes discovered a number of alloys, including tungsten chrome steel (1881), a chromium and nickel alloy (1897), and a chromium and cobalt alloy (1900).

The upper deck was 37.5 mm of nickel-chrome steel and the middle deck was 25 mm of nickel-chrome steel between the longitudinal splinter bulkheads, but thinned to 19 mm outside them.

After breaking free from his chrome-steel chains he wrecks the theater.

Each leaf disc was transferred into an autoclaved 2-mL Fast Prep tube (MP Bio., Solon, OH, USA) containing two 4-mm silicone-carbide sharp particles and three 2.3 mm chrome-steel beads in 800 µL of extraction buffer (100 mM Tris-Base, 50 mM EDTA, 500 mM NaCl, 2.5% polyvinylpyrrolidone, and 10 mM β-mercaptoethanol).

Cambium samples were freeze dried for at least 72 h using a FreeZone 12 Freeze Dry System (Labconco, Kansas City, Missouri, USA) then ground to a powder in XXTuff Reinforced 2-mL Microvials using 6.35-mm chrome-steel beads (BioSpec Products).

It comes in polished chrome, stainless steel or matte black; $475 to $645.