Sentence examples for cold hammer from inspiring English sources

IN nearly 15 years of writing this column every week, the cold hammer of oppression has come down on me from New York just once, more than 10 years ago.

The spouts of the ewers were cast in molds and attached to the bodies by means of copper rivets or were simply inserted in place and crimped to the bodies by cold hammering.

Gold can be agglomerated into larger pieces by cold hammering, but native copper cannot, and an essential step toward the Metal Age was the discovery that metals such as copper could be fashioned into shapes by melting and casting in molds; among the earliest known products of this type are copper axes cast in the Balkans in the 4th millennium bc.

Gold can be agglomerated into larger pieces by cold hammering, but native copper cannot, and an essential step toward the Metal Age was the discovery that metals such as copper could be fashioned into shapes by melting and casting in molds; among the earliest known products of this type are copper axes cast in the Balkans in the 4th millennium bce.

Generation systems suffered outages as extreme cold hammered almost half of America's power plants, but most of those involved fossil fuel plants.

The P90's barrel is cold hammer-forged and chrome-lined, with an overall length of 263 mm (10.4 in).

The Five-seven barrel is cold hammer-forged and chrome-lined, with a total length of 122 mm and a rifled length of 94 mm.

Using cold-hammer techniques, they created a variety of distinctive tools and art forms.

My hands, gloveless, felt as if they were being beaten savagely with ice-cold hammers.

Place the stone on soft ground and use a cold chisel and hammer - either a ball pein (also called a machinist's hammer) or a drilling hammer (also called a hand sledge) - to chip away at the lumps and high spots on the rock surface.

On a recent cold afternoon, a hammer clinked as a bathroom was added to a one-room apartment where an oven door had been left open for heat.