Sentence examples for steel Man from inspiring English sources

I've got a steel man doing the legs and a French polisher on standby.

The forged steel man appears fused with the fabric of the collapsing building.

Meyer's panel made a thorough study of the financial condition of the steel man facturers.

"He's a steel man," he says of the Australian, who narrowly beat him in Sunday's epic second race.

Philip Armour, for instance, was a meat packer from Chicago, Andrew Carnegie, a Pittsburgh steel man and Maximillian Fleischmann, a yeast maker from Cincinnati.

By this time Frick and Carnegie were bitter enemies, whereas Schwab remained devoted to Carnegie, whom he called the greatest steel man who ever lived.

With its steady, determined cadence, "John Brown's Body" seemed to steel men for battle.

It fell to Sir Andrew Duncan, one of the wicked steel men himself, to point out that the record of the steel industry, unlike that of the already nationalized coal industry, shows that production has been steadily on the upgrade since the 30's, and that, furthermore, the steel men have been working right along in complete & successful cooperation with the present government.

We picked up a Times the other day and read that Mr. Roosevelt had won a great victory: he had got the steel men to agree to a lower price for rails, to help the railroads.

The city excelled in the production of iron, steel, men's clothing, and farm machinery, and its meatpacking industry perfected "the mechanized animal kill," in Green's vivid phrase.

So much for collegiality among steel men.