Sentence examples for iron screen from inspiring English sources

He was clever enough to secure a feeling of stability in his work by counterbalancing swirling masses of ornament with straight constructional lines; he knew how to introduce an iron screen of Rococo style into a Gothic church or cathedral without giving offense to the eye or arousing any uncomfortable feeling of incongruity.

Among the more successful lots were a bronze figure of a Spanish dancer by Jacques Lipchitz ($902,500, double the low estimate) and an iron screen with mountain goat silhouettes by William Hunt Diederich (a Hungarian-born Nazi sympathizer) that crept past the low estimate to $206,500.

Standing across the main drive is a wrought iron screen and gateway made by Robert Bakewell in 1722 for the Old Hall, and moved here in the early 19th century; this is listed at Grade II*.

The kinetics of the cementation of copper ions from copper sulfate solution onto a horizontal single screen and an array of closely packed iron screens were investigated in a bubble column.

The French wrought-iron screen is $400 at C.I.T.E., 100 Wooster Street (Spring Street).

The other room is a bit cheerier,with a wrought-iron screen and lighter colors.

12 In the HEIRS (HEmochromatosis and IRon Overload Screening) study that screened 99,711 North American participants, serum ferritin levels were elevated (>300 μg/L in men, >200 μg/L in women) in 57% of female and 88% of male C282Y homozygotes.

I found myself upstairs in a new cell that had an iron-lattice screen.

George's, I found the present dean, the Rev. Oswald Trellis, standing lost in thought by the wondrous wrought-iron chancel screen, which local guidebooks describe quite accurately as "intricate as old lace".

The final two sales, both on Dec. 18, offer elegant examples of twentieth-century design, starting with Tiffany creations and followed by a more general sale that includes everything from Wiener Werkstätte vases to a wrought-iron elevator screen designed by Louis Sullivan for the Chicago Stock Exchange, circa 1893.

18): a morning auction devoted to the creations of Tiffany Studios (including a striking Favrile-glass-and-wrought-iron fire screen with a Gothic chain-mail look); an offering of prewar design; and a sale of a private collection (including Asian art, furniture, carpets, and paintings) of the late Robin Roberts, founder of the upscale textile firm Clarence House.