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His voice is deep, and his beard seems constructed of iron shavings.
One approaches them as though they are human, because of their size and scale, but they are, in fact, constructed of iron blocks and cubes.
Farther up the main avenue is the golden-domed Church of St .Stephen of the Bulgars, constructed of iron panels that were cast in Vienna, barged down the Danube and pieced together here in the late 1800s.
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The pier is constructed of cast iron columns and lattice girders with wooden decking and intricate decorative iron-work on the deck.
The Type M lamppost, which is constructed of cast iron, resembles an upside-down L, braced by softly curving filigree.
This folding chaise is constructed of wrought iron and tambora wood, which, like teak, weathers to a natural silver-gray.
The news filtered through the neighborhoods where the five men had been living, a patchwork of slums with buildings constructed of corrugated iron sheets and covered in blue tarpaulins, squeezed between neighborhoods with glass office towers and luxury apartment buildings.
The family's home was constructed of corrugated iron and set on top of stilts to keep out water and animals; the design of this house, and of other houses built by his father, would later inform many of Murcutt's own choices as an architect of houses and other small-scale buildings.
The antenna frame is constructed of angle iron (Fig. 1).
The density of dwellings constructed of corrugated iron plates and overhead power lines limited the collection of EM conductivity data to ~100 readings over the ~0.2 km2 study area in Bangladesh.
Field artillery cannon in Europe and the Americas were initially made most often of bronze, though later forms were constructed of cast iron and eventually steel.
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