Sentence examples for too much metal from inspiring English sources
We all live among too much metal and concrete.
"If you have too much Metal, add Fire," suggests Olmstead, because Fire (represented by a triangle and by reds, oranges, or bright yellows) "melts" metal and restores balance.
The earliest versions of these racks were pretty basic and didn't really work well (largely because they were made from metal and too much metal means the Wi-Fi signal simply didn't work anymore).
Robin's Jean, a clothing store at 264 Forest Ave . has already opened, but Planning Commissioners were concerned that the store's original facade had too much metal, which could reflect sunlight and or headlights, creating glare for pedestrians and motorists.
In addition, the calamity in week 4, where too much metal-rich waste water was fed to the reactor-causing metal toxicity would also have impacted their relative abundance.
Not quite, because there are too many hard-plastic surfaces, but the ambience has a quality feel and, as mentioned, there's too much bright metal garnish (the gear lever is comically overstyled).
And when the oppression gets too much, the metal reaches the "quantum limit", when no electrons can move at all.In this section Something new in mind Bang on target Looking out, looking in ReprintsStudying what happens at this limit is not easy.
"Wolf in White Van" is the story of a young man who has survived a tremendously disfiguring accident – think 1980s teenagers listening to too much heavy metal.
To most eyes it has gained in prettiness, though there might be a touch too much bright-metal embellishment.
It's hard to fit dishes into the little box, and materials that conduct too much heat, like metal, are off-limits.
