Sentence examples for iron became from inspiring English sources

Hard became soft, iron became glass, out turned to in; categories existed only to be subverted.

Iron became important not only in the immediate locality but also in a developing interregional trade.

Switch off the battery, Sturgeon found, and everything stopped: the original lump of iron became inert, and whatever it had lifted toward itself fell off.

Although bronze, and later iron, became the preferred material for weapons and tools, copper found wide uses in such wares as cooking vessels, household utensils, mirrors, and ornaments.

About the beginning of the 18th century, coke produced from coal began to replace charcoal as the fuel for the blast furnace; as a result, cast iron became cheaper and even more widely used as an engineering material.

Hookworm-infected animals fed moderate amounts of iron became sicker and more anemic than those eating very little iron.

"Crumble it over the soil, and in time the iron becomes available to the plant".

This is a face-centred cubic structure formed when iron is heated above 910° C (1,670° F); gamma iron becomes unstable at temperatures above 1,390° C (2,530° F).

And so a slab of industrial iron becomes a filigreed room divider that is as intricate as it is commanding, and a hunk of maple found in an abandoned sawmill has a second life as a Baroque cabinet.

Such transitions occur, for instance, when ice melts or cooling iron becomes magnetic.

For DOTATATE amounts of 50 μg (3.5 × 10−8 moles), the addition of iron becomes critical in the presence of more than 10−8 moles of Fe3+.