Sentence examples for iron covers from inspiring English sources

The arrests came several weeks after the police arrested two men from Massachusetts who had several large iron covers that they were suspected of removing from manholes in the streets of the Bronx.

In the center of the room is a manhole with an iron cover.

And recently, Brown Harris joined with Christie's, with which it is affiliated, to hold the preview for an auction of modern South Asian art at 15 Union Square West, the 1870 former Tiffany's store that developers have stripped back to its original cast iron, covered with glass and topped with penthouses.

The Dumpster's green iron cover also leaked when it rained, and it contained already a colony of ants along one wall, which Poor Tony had ever since a neurasthenic childhood feared and detested in particular, ants; and in direct sunlight the quarters became a hellish living environment from which even the ants seemed to vanish.

Indeed, Mercury is hardly more than a ball of iron covered with a thin layer of rock.

Corrosion prevention by self-assembled monolayers (SAM) of monomer and polymer inhibitor on iron covered with air-formed oxide films was investigated by cyclic voltammetry in borate buffer solution.

The helmet is an example of a three-piece Roman ceremonial cavalry helmet, made of sheet iron covered with silver sheet and partly decorated with gold leaf.

The accompanying photographs unfavourably compare a Danish example with one in Bloomsbury, the former a harsh combination of concrete, asphalt and granite, the latter a harmonious pattern of York stone, "pleasing to the eye and comfortable under foot" and neatly punctuated by the cast-iron covers of coalholes and inspection chambers.

Dutton locks are of a similar design and age to those at Saltersford, and the Pelton turbines were made by Northern Foundry Co. Ltd. of Oldham, who are described as turbine makers on the cast-iron covers.

She knew what was missing because she had once photographed it, a cast-iron cover adorned with a five-pointed star and a raucous sea of raised dots.

It has 31 simply furnished rooms on a narrow side street just off one of the city's delightful old cast-iron covered markets.