Sentence examples for iron cup from inspiring English sources

People could then scoop the water into an iron cup for a drink that would allegedly prolong their life.

An iron cup was inserted in the hollow base so that when the ball was fired, the cup was forced forward, expanding the base to fit snugly against the rifling grooves.

In practice, the present theory is also very useful for the prediction of the earing profile of a drawn and iron cup and its related convolute cut-edge design for an earless cup.

Texas and her sister were the only battleships to store and hoist their 14 inch (356 mm) ammunition in cast-iron cups, nose-down.

These include for iron oxidation: cup (copper oxidase-like), ctaABT (heme biogenesis and insertion), nuoI and nuoK (NADH complex subunits), sdrA1 (a NADH complex accessory protein) and atpB and atpE (ATP synthetase F0 subunits).

All these fairs and markets of interior Russia are flooded with paper, iron goods, cups, teapots, &c., of the Demidoffs, Jakowsleffs, Karpzoffs, &c.

Although most of the objects used in the current study might be considered manipulable (e.g., iron, tea-cup), we suggest that our results cannot be interpreted as evidence for dorsal stream involvement in the recognition of objects, which are manipulable as compared to other non-manipulable objects (e.g., words), and therefore cannot address the vision for action theory directly.

Honda's ad, one of a number featuring everyday images associated with factory life such as an iron and a cup of tea, won the prestigious winner of winners grand prix at the Awards for National Newspaper Advertising last night.

She proved her point at City Foundry, a store packed with vintage goods in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, where she admired a cast-iron Star Nail Cup, originally used to hold cobblers' fasteners.

At the 508-yard nintholele yesterday, Rose holed a 5-foot eagle putt after his 4-iron rolled past the cup.

Glass bottles and cups, an iron lamp, a box with bronze corner bindings were later uncovered, as well as a bronze coin dating from AD174 to 175.