Sentence examples for soft bronze from inspiring English sources

Bronze Tone pansies sport appealing faces in shades of soft bronze, gold and brown.

The steel-base cylinder barrel of an axial piston type pump rotates on a soft bronze valve plate with a slide contact.

A soft bronze or gunmetal is formed from 16 parts of copper to one of tin; a harder gunmetal, such as that used in the past for bronze cannon, contained about eight parts copper for each part of tin.

"The snow is too soft," bronze medalist Lara Gut of Switzerland said of the lower portion.

Sometime during 1864, Longacre sharpened his design for use in striking the softer bronze pieces, and also added his initial "L".

Then let them cook over a moderate heat with a little olive oil till very soft, deep bronze and lightly caramelised.

On a trip to Greece in 1961, Dr. Borst discovered that a "Manhattan District Project" in Sparta made steel in large quantities as early as 650 B.C. Based on specimens he obtained from archaeologists, he theorized that steel was the secret weapon of the Spartans and that it was the reason for their military successes against enemies having only soft iron or bronze weapons.

The ground in the forest was a soft red-and-bronze carpet of pine needles, and the fields around the forest were gold brush.

That morning Uno Astrolodge's founder, Nuno Silva, a rangy Portuguese 45-year-old with a soft voice and long bronze dreadlocks, was at home with his wife and daughter.

Buntings chattered on the reed stems that fringed the canal, and there was a soft clop-clop of bronze-brown water round the bows of the Golden Eagle as she negotiated the narrow chamber of Astwood Lock.

"Whereas bronze has this soft golden glow.