Sentence examples similar to weld back on from inspiring English sources

Using high-pressure water to shape and form car and truck frames, Magna cuts back on welding, which reduces energy waste, increases metal strength and lowers the cost.

Mostly, this is for the benefit of inexperienced welders, in that there'll be something to fall back on in case one (or several) welds fail.

Not long after midnight, as the crew monitored the equipment being brought back online, welds on one of the exchangers running a few feet away suddenly blew, engulfing the seven workers in a fireball of naphtha, a mixture of liquid hydrocarbons.

After checking each location, the workers are then welding the removed sections of the hull back on and sealing them to maintain the ship's buoyancy and balance.

It is neat to look back on our respective upbringings and life pre-marriage to see how God beautifully welded us together with experiences and attributes to help bring out the best in each other.

He managed to weld it back together.

Mr. Weld moved back to New York in 2000.

He arranged for a garage in town to weld it back together for a mere £30.

The first attempts at laser tissue welding date back almost 20 years.

He built and taught others to build machine guns and he also welded planes back together.

Once in Chicago, the plates were welded together on-site, creating 2,442 linear feet (744 m) of welded seams.