Sentence examples for iron plan from inspiring English sources

This may look premature but White has the cast iron plan of advancing his king to b7.

Woods, 39, made seven birdies and one bogey and was happy with both his iron plan and his putting.

The firm's secular buildings, almost all designed for the public sector, often demonstrated a profound and practical understanding of true urbanism – unusual among modern architects – for both MacMillan and Metzstein admired and analysed the grid-iron plan of Victorian Glasgow and its basic building block of the stone-walled tenement.

Helen was one of those women who made her mind up and that was that and everyone should fall into line, many of them mumbling "what is the plan?" and quickly realising there is never a cast-iron plan, just the feeling that Helen knows what she's doing and will be tenacious in her approach to it.

The grid-iron planning has long been adapted in Malaysia.

I must also point out that it's hard to feel that any Iron Born plan will go well, given that they spent so much time half-drowning and anointing their new king that it allowed Yara and Theon to conveniently escape, taking the best ships with them.

After deciding Indian culture greatly interested him, Cecilio then had to iron out plans for employment.

In the museum, displays are straightforward and gruesome — iron collars, plans for ships laid out for maximum "storage".

The Roy Hill project, owned by Hancock Prospecting and located in the Pilbara iron belt, plans its first ore shipment for 2014, with full production estimated at 55 million tons a year, Marubeni said.

Mr. Pérez Molina, 60, had been polling stronger before Election Day, and his failure to win outright suggested that concerns among voters about his military past and his "iron fist" plans for crime fighting may have been greater than polls showed.

"Not an iron-clad Plan B, but one way or another I think I'll continue to be a thorn in their side".