Sentence examples for iron built from inspiring English sources

The first church in Wyangala was a small building made from timber and corrugated iron, built during the construction of the 1935 dam.

Tom's condition was diagnosed as hemochromatosis, a surprisingly common genetic disorder in which iron builds up in various tissues.

In the rirA mutant Sinorhizobium meliloti a toxic amount of iron builds up and leads to a hypersensitivity to H2O2 [52].

A black man who was a tech genius, Irons built an armored suit, threw on a red cape and took his crime fighting to Washington.

In the front yard, flowers poke out from behind an iron fence built by Tovey Halleck, an iron sculptor and organic farmer, using material from a recycled fire escape found in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

He set out to learn all he could about MS and was initially intrigued about repeated references, dating back a century, to the possibility that iron build-up might be a contributing factor.

There are lesser-known sites, like the temple of Wat Ratchanadda, with its "Iron Palace" built in the Burmese style.

Showing here is a fine pair of views of Philadelphia, the artist focusing on architectural structures like the curved glass and iron shed built over Broad Street Station.

Ironbridge, Shropshire Make your vows on the world's first cast iron bridge, built in 1779, and birthplace of the industrial revolution.

As often happened in the comic books, however, the house that "Iron Man" built can ably dismantle the very norms it once codified.

Perhaps with the morning walk up the platform under Brighton's vaulted glass and iron roof, built at a time when stations were cathedrals of the industrial age and rail travel was a glamorous adventure.