Sentence examples for sort of galvanized from inspiring English sources
A mid-nineteenth-century English newspaper report described cholera victims who were "one minute warm, palpitating, human organisms — the next a sort of galvanized corpse, with icy breath, stopped pulse, and blood congealed — blue, shrivelled up, convulsed".
The death of another close friend in the war that April, he recalled in an interview, "sort of galvanized my feelings that I can't wait around -- I've got to get out there and do something".
"It kind of galvanized everybody else, to sort of seek resources," Reynolds said.
"I guess it kind of galvanized his character, his confidence".
The two have written a book, "Home From the Hardware Store," out late last year from Rodale, a cunning how-to in which Mr. Antonson uses items from the hardware store to make all sorts of intriguing home goods — candelabra from plumbing parts; a lamp out of drain grates; a coffee table from the kind of galvanized elbows used in ductwork.
The same sort of generosity and receptivity has galvanized Midori the entrepreneur.
Finishing nails, roofing nails and common nails: one large handful of each, with a variety of sizes and an equal mix of galvanized and non-galvanized finishes.
The lights are made of black steel pipes covered with a grid of galvanized steel cable.
Near Tapias's worktable were several standing coat racks made from lengths of galvanized piping.
Farmers do still hang buckets but they're made of galvanized steel.
