Sentence examples for shield cut from inspiring English sources

The surface of the outer shield, cut by deeply incised radial valleys, rises to a complexly dissected summit area where remnants of a small central caldera and numerous felsic domes and basaltic feeders are exposed.

The scribe uses non-standard language to indicate the colors (normally, they would be azure, or, and gules), but what he is describing is a sapphire-blue shield cut diagonally by a yellow-topaz band, over which the ruby-red fencepost-like design has been laid.

If you want to be able to see through the shield, cut a rectangle around the top, or desired window.

The continent's prehistory is so recent that a scattering of old eucalypts can be found still standing, bearing the great scars of canoes or shields cut from the bark by the Aboriginal peoples.

Tahiti-Nui is composed of a main shield volcano cut by two huge landslides on each side of a main E W rift zone.

The Korea superconducting tokamak advanced research (KSTAR) tokamak has an all-superconductor magnet system and needs a thermal shield to cut off thermal radiation from the components of room temperature.

The year before, a team of park guards and forest police setting west from La Corona, the northernmost ranger camp of the Shield, had cut the fence, arrested the last fence builder, and thrown him in jail.

If the rail is welded, put on a face shield and cut it into manageable segments with a reciprocating saw.

10 P.M. (NBC) LIPSTICK JUNGLE The timing couldn't be worse: Joyce (the guest star Mary Tyler Moore, above left, with Brooke Shields) storms into town just as her daughter, Wendy (Ms. Shields), has cut back on her hours at the office so she can spend more time at home with her own teenage daughter, Maddie (Sarah Hyland), whom she has just found in a bar.

While certain low-income programs are shielded from cuts, that the sequester has taken effect is a moral tragedy.

The pre-budget report said that in real terms 95% of the NHS budget would be shielded from cuts in 2011-12 and 2012-13, and everyday spending on schools would rise by 0.7% a year.