Sentence examples for kind of iron from inspiring English sources

A new kind of iron fist has arrived, tucked behind an acid-whitened smile.

This is a kind of "iron law of privacy," that can be used to quickly weed out nonsensical ideas.

The route Woods took to the top of the leader board was paved with the kind of iron shots that defy description and, at times, credulity.

Now, he added, he could see from the rubble that the wrong kind of iron bars had been used to reinforce the concrete.

These cave artisans had stones for pounding and grinding colorful dirt enriched with a kind of iron oxide to a powder, known as ocher.

But for Clarke – already under tabloid attack for his plans to address the rise in the prison population – the prison work plan was a kind of "iron glove in a velvet fist".

MH Facebook Twitter Pinterest 7.14pm BST I just admitted to Michael that I am actually a secret kind-of Iron Maiden fan, in particular the fact that they have a 13-minute song based around the Samuel Taylor Coleridge epic poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, which was first published in 1798.

"The thing that has been somewhat surprising is the kind of iron-clad approach he has," State Senator Tom Hayden said.

Ask Mr. Riley if he is scared or if he sees himself as some kind of iron-fisted political kingpin, and he laughs.

Any attempt by some theoretical future fascist US government to impose this kind of iron-fisted control over the US tech industry would only kill the industry, not general-purpose computing.

Failing that, any kind of iron-fisted government control over any tech company would promptly drive that company into the ground, as innovation dies and every change has to be approved by two sets of bureaucrats…while international competitors reap the windfall.