To pass the time we tracked insects as they climbed the iron window grates.
Many graceful stone columns stand in place, and around them are remains of walls and plumbing, iron window frames and lamps that illumined nights long ago.
When a development is plagued by crime, he says, it is time to remove the iron window grates and replace the reinforced steel doors with glass doors.
Nearby, the bomb had twisted the iron window frames of the Mirvay Patisserie, where chocolate muffins lay among sandlike piles of crumbled glass.
Across neighborhoods long fortified against their own gritty reputations, steel and iron window guards, those often unsightly symbols of the bad old days, have slowly been receding from the city.
He was shaping his latest compositions: arrangements of carrots and apples in the iron window grills of his house, which he photographs — and then enters his work in competitions.
The investigation ultimately confirmed that a bomb made with TNT and packed with iron window sash weights had caused the carnage and that it had been detonated by a timer after the perpetrators left the scene.
The irradiation beam line IRABAT was modelized, with its main features, such as splitter; iron window to produce X-rays for fluence estimation; mylar, gold and aluminium foils for ion distribution.
Roaring winds rattled the dorm's wrought-iron windows.
Mr. Bell specializes in recapturing the apartments' period charm by replacing features like the old wrought-iron windows with modern reproductions.
But as my companions and I climbed the steps of Le Chansonnier, the glow of chandeliers gleamed invitingly through the wrought-iron windows, and a low burble of music drifted onto the street.
