Sentence examples for imposed iron from inspiring English sources

This International accepted the affiliation only of parties that accepted its decisions as binding, imposed iron discipline, and made a clean break with the Second International.

Millions died when Stalin imposed iron discipline and state terror to root out "enemies of the people" and build a communist state.

From gaffer-taped recliners to imposing iron thrones, join us as we count down some of the small screen's top seats of power.

Anyone who visits Newport, R.I., looks through the imposing iron gates of the private mansions called "summer cottages," longing to know what's inside.

University officials have heralded the arrival of its president Richard C. Levin in 1993 and his appointment of Mr. Alexander in 1997 as one sign of the sea-change in Yale's approach to the world outside its imposing iron gates.

Instead, a combination of German desire to impose iron discipline across a continent is fusing with American neoconservative notions that nothing more is needed to stimulate enterprise than a free market and a minimal state.

Since early August, when Pilsener Haus, a biergarten, opened in an abandoned factory building here, lines to get in have sometimes spilled past the imposing iron gates onto the street.

IT was a busy Wednesday morning at St . Raymonds Cemetery, in the Whitestone section of the Bronx, when my wife, Gina, and I drove through its imposing iron gates.

The North Ward Center seems oddly out of place, its campus behind an imposing iron fence, a green and leafy piece of land.

They entice you down a long driveway to disappointment in the form of imposing iron gates and manicured lawns dotted by armed response signs.

Series showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss guided the queen through the show's various King's Landing sets and took her up to the imposing Iron Throne, the uncomfortable throne built from the melted swords of the former king's defeated adversaries.