Sentence examples for square iron from inspiring English sources

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Fold articles of clothing into squares, ironed.

Civilian checkpoints dotted the square, corrugated iron sheets were torn down for barricades, and the makeshift field hospital – the scraggiest, saddest and often most inspiring cog in the revolution's street battles – was back in action, treating hundreds of youths ferried in by motorbike from the edge of no-man's land, which lay just a couple of blocks away.

The absorber is maintained at the focal point by three square sliding iron tube arms expandable from 0.4 to 0.6 m in length.

In its former life, it was a square cast-iron tank designed to hold 750,000 gallons of water.

Choriqueso was a crowd-pleasing calorie bomb, bits of chorizo scattered into a mass of Oaxaca cheese, which was then broiled and served cowboy-style in a square cast-iron mini-skillet.

But in the 19th century, carvers used straight, square-cut iron nails.

And an unidentified collector allegedly paid a whopping $900,000 in 1994 for an almost-as-elusive early square-toe iron.

Unlike the other great contemporary golf innovator, Karsten Solheim (the brains behind the Ping putter and square-grooved irons), Callaway was not himself a tinkerer or a lab wizard.

And those square lamps on iron legs with different-colored cloth panels.

That an iron square bolt lock of the early 16th century should be medieval in spirit is no surprise — metalwork was often more conservative than other art forms.