Sentence examples for forges of the from inspiring English sources
He painted hard-bitten toil in the workshops and the forges of the Industrial Revolution.
From epistemological origins in the fluid science of the nineteenth century, through the military-industrial forges of the twentieth, to its proliferation in our own, uncertain time, Branden Hookway's bravura Interface provides an essential guide to this most ineffable of landscapes.
They're the fiery forges of the planet; the crucibles of new crust, and leveler of the land, and the commanders of the climate – at least, over very long timescales.
One was having a fine time with the "Forging of the Sword" from "Siegfried".
The forging of the European Union is up there with the U.S. Constitution as an act of creative genius.
Using the proposed method, the optimized preforging shape is determined in the hot forging of the pendulum mass.
The former intelligence official who gave me the account of the forging of the documents told me that his colleagues were also startled by the speech.
Who will ever forget the forging of the rings; the wicked Mr Bean send-up; or Her Majesty's impeccable comic timing?
In 2013, he published Blood of Tyrants: George Washington & the Forging of the Presidency, which was selected for the 2014 Colby Award.
Due to the very complicated blades of the impeller, a specially designed split die was adopted for successful forging of the impeller.
A systematic approach to process analysis is established using the FEM for the multistage forging of the CV joint outer race.
