Sentence examples for iron structures from inspiring English sources

The list includes agricultural products, food and clothing, timber products, steel and iron structures, electrical goods and parts for nuclear reactors.

These huge, circular glass and iron structures stand 5km from the city centre, in Brussels' northern suburbs.

Many of the traditional arched marble bridges remain, but large numbers of old bridges were replaced by wrought iron structures in the 19th century.

"What he saw when they landed and took off again was [that] all of the corrugated iron structures were pretty much destroyed, the concrete structures had no roofs left, all the trees had been ripped out," Balpe said.

"I never want to switch to hybrid manufacture," he said, pointing out that a "modern" part of the ancient factory building was one of the world's first iron structures.

These iron structures, analysed by XRD, ICP-AES, ICP-MS, SEM+EDX, EPMA, magnetometry and ultrasounds velocity were found to be of high-quality iron.

Surplus from this vast trade fair was originally housed in a prefabricated iron structure in South Kensington, designed and built in 1856-7 by the engineering firm Charles Young & Co.

The Laing Stores -- erected in two months -- was not a complete iron structure such as those Bogardus and Daniel Badger separately fabricated later.

Across the street from the iron structure, the village elders have built a little museum dedicated to the liberties of Schengen.

But building technology advanced remarkably in the 1880s, and the Jackson Works produced the iron structure for the Tower Building (1888 to 1889) at 50 Broadway.

He beautifully tells us, standing on the bridge, where he's "seen so many jump, never one saved", how the cold iron structure will at some point force us to decide: do you cross the bridge or fade away?