Sentence examples for hammers from from inspiring English sources

High-quality knife blades are forged by mechanical hammers from bars of steel.

They certainly made hammers from stones, which they may have used to tenderize it.

The piano is equipped with a switch that stops the hammers from striking the strings.

In the past, motorized boxes have been used to tote javelins, discuses, shots and hammers from the field back to their throwers, cutting down on time (and volunteer exhaustion).

But for me, that moment in the Botanical Garden's perennial courtyard amid the crumbling masonry, the glowing late-summer flowers and the fitful tap of hammers from the endless greenhouse restoration project was when the city's enormous, haunting past pressed closest.

During this period, for instance, the author Fran Abrams has written: "on two separate days, at a preordained time and with no warning, hundreds of smartly dressed women from Oxford Street to Whitehall, all along Piccadilly and Bond Street, produced hammers from their muffs and laid waste to hundreds of square feet of shop frontage.

There was no hammering from next door.

Then he pulls a hammer from his tool belt.

The basins and the bodies of the ewers were hammered from single sheets of copper.

"It's like having a nail hammered from inside out," he said.

For his pains, he has suffered a steady hammering from the Republican leadership and conservative voters.