Sentence examples for makes the metal from inspiring English sources

This year, one province has banned anything that "makes the metal detector beep," including bras with metal clasps.

But it costs several billion dollars to build a new "integrated" steel works, which makes the metal from iron ore.

Today it makes the metal casings that protect the internal workings of mobile phones from heat and from electromagnetic interference from other phones.

Copper fell on concern that demand would slow as the dollar's rise against the euro makes the metal more costly in Europe.

Saif Qureishi of Kryfs, which makes the metal cores of transformers used in, for example, power grids, says China has won a third of the Indian transformer market and is giving locals "a bloody nose".Meanwhile, India does not produce much that China wants to buy, a hole that British colonial rulers once plugged with exports of Indian opium.

"Balloon Dog (Orange)," Koons's ten-foot chromium stainless-steel replica of the twist-ups that kids get at birthday parties — the knots and puckerings have been exquisitely rendered in steel, and the burnt-candy-orange finish makes the metal look like an elastic membrane — was being installed in a large grassy plaza where the polo players used to gather after a match.

This stability effect makes the metal-to-carbene π-back-donation weak and the direct carbene-to-metal σ-donation predominates.

The reason for this is that it makes the metals flow.

(Annealing involves heating and then cooling slowly to make the metal less brittle).

In the early 1940s, William Justin Kroll of Luxembourg developed his cheaper process of making the metal based on the reduction of zirconium tetrachloride, ZrCl4, by magnesium.

The second, and more common, explanation is that people are hoarding coins because inflation is making the metal in them more valuable than their face value.