Sentence examples for iron water from inspiring English sources

The steel is ultimately used to build, say, iron water pipes, reinforcement bars, chain-link fences or appliances.

Will, the hero, must find the six "signs of the Light" – circles quartered by a cross in wood, bronze, iron, water, fire and stone – before twelfth night.

The 12-inch cast iron water main that broke was installed in 1870, according to Steven W. Lawitts, the acting commissioner of the City Department of Environmental Protection.

Earth stood hard as iron, Water like a stone; Snow had fallen, snow on snow, Snow on snow, In the bleak midwinter Long ago.

Don Bradman grew up in Bowral, spending untold hours whacking a golf ball against a corrugated iron water tank, developing the preternatural eye and concentration of the run-freak.

At first sight, this looks less distinctively an Assemble project and more like the sort of work that other thoughtful contemporary architects might produce, but it still has the spirit of its temporary projects, in that it has a particular concern with the way the spaces will perform, and exploits iron water tanks and other found elements of the existing building.

I had a meal there not so very long ago as the sun set, sending shadows over the iron waters of the East River, and plenty of old-line New Yorkers were drinking martinis in advance of their crisp-skinned duck.

Tossing aside concrete casings, they carry away precious loot: cast-iron water pipes.

— It has been 2,000 years since the Romans built their aqueducts, and 200 years since Philadelphia began using cast-iron water mains.

About 125 families on St. Nicholas Avenue do not have running water after the 1950s-era, 12-inch cast-iron water main broke earlier on Friday afternoon.

All the utilities — asbestos-shrouded steam pipes, old cast-iron water mains, electricity cables, natural-gas lines, and the Empire City ducts containing cable and telephone wires — had to be diverted as well.