How To Use Ironworks In A Sentence
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The ironworks at Tannehill were a major southern producer of pig iron prior to the outbreak of the Civil War.
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Not long afterwards he introduced the use of tinned iron containers in place of glass jars - hardly surprising, as he was a partner in an ironworks.
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When the neighbouring Skerne Ironworks closed in 1879, Wilson's decided to expand into the empty bridge girder manufacturing market.
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Near the ruins of the Tula ironworks lies a formidable canyon.
Tapalpa: Land of colors
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Bronze statuary went to an ironworks in Alabama for touch-up.
A Well-Maintained 100-Year-Old
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These were a huge success, and in 1802 many were ordered from Foxall and Richardson, the local ironworks that had cast the cannon barrels for the Continental army.
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The Lloyds Ironworks had been built on the doorstep of what had been the tiny village of Corby in Northamptonshire, and in time the ironworks became Stewarts and Lloyds, who turned it into the biggest integrated iron and steelworks in Europe.
Jill McGown, in her own words
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When he was seventeen years old Lambert left his position at the ironworks to take up a post as secretary to Johann Rudolf Iselin who was the editor of the Basler Zeitung, a conservative daily paper.
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The geophysics suggest ironworks on site, including possibly a very early furnace for smelting iron, but we won't know anything until we start digging.
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Thus in ironworks, and shipyards and dockyards trade becomes dull, almost comes to a standstill and men have to be discharged.
Manufacturing as a Profession
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The munition factories and ironworks are seriously affected.
Times, Sunday Times
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Bankruptcy had resulted in an inventory of what remained of this ironworks in 1856 and a seizure of the company's last financial records.
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Don't be alarmed if some costumed figures in Milestones show signs of life, as there are a few characters around to tell you about the steam engines, ironworks and other local stories.
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Many of the borders separated factories from their raw materials, farms from their markets, ironworks from coalfields.
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These are good, very good," he said to nobody in particular as he waded back and forth between the stalactites hanging from the spectral ironworks on the walls and the measuring and collecting instruments stored in his beaten-up backpack.
Space Odyssey: Scientists go to the extremes of the earth to divine the secrets of extraterrestrial life.
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It has a church and a bar, a welding shop, and a small ironworks that manufactures bits for oil drilling.
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Shipbuilding gave way to printing, pottery, glass, ironworks, and finally, oil.
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A Swiss engineer, Johann Georg Bodmer, who later became director of the ironworks in Baden, came to observe British industry in 1816.
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Previous plans for a factory at the ironworks - submitted by a different company - proved controversial among residents.
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Reporter discovery, lock of gate of ironworks of golden coin steel.
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Ms. Downey: South of Market was the industrial section where a lot of heavy manufacturing was going on—ironworks, factories.
Curator Weaves Levi's Into City History
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“These are good, very good,” he said to nobody in particular as he waded back and forth between the stalactites hanging from the spectral ironworks on the walls and the measuring and collecting instruments stored in a beaten-up backpack.
First Contact
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Blaenavon ironworks opened in 1789 with three blast furnaces fed by local coal.
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“These are good, very good,” he said to nobody in particular as he waded back and forth between the stalactites hanging from the spectral ironworks on the walls and the measuring and collecting instruments stored in a beaten-up backpack.
First Contact
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Elsewhere we marveled at the intricate rusted ironworks designs in the latest video of Amanita's upcoming adventure game Machinarium, saw Minotaur China Shop (and Jetpack Brontosaurus, coincidentally) creators Flashbang poke gentle fun at Braid creator Jon Blow, and found a wonderful series of T-shirts based on the glitched-out boot-up sequences of arcade games.
Boing Boing
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We shot the second episode in an old disused ironworks at night, which was just horrible.
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In the world-wide amalgamation of shoe-makers into boot factories, and smithies into ironworks, which is going on in Europe and America, these little shops have been overlooked.
The National Being Some Thoughts on an Irish Polity
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The great ironworks adorn it like a row of precious stones, and its buckle is a whole city with castles and cathedrals and great clusters of houses.
Further Adventures of Nils
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During the dark years of the Depression he had acquired a number of very cheap warehouses, tenement blocks and old ironworks.
THE MAIN CAGES
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Phoenixville Ironworks, is thus described: 'The principle on which it acts is that of hydrostatic pressure, or, more properly, _hydrostatic resistance_.
Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 430 Volume 17, New Series, March 27, 1852
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The munition factories and ironworks are seriously affected.
Times, Sunday Times
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Because the Klein family owned ironworks in northern Moravia, cast iron was widely used on the building's facade in windows and oriels.
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The English engineer William Cubitt is usually accredited with the invention of the Discipline Mill while he was chief engineer at Ransomes, a Quaker ironworks in Ipswich.
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When he needed nine tons of lead for the ship's ballast, he called foundries in Poland asking for donations until one, the White Eagle Ironworks, agreed.
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Another distinction comes from his advertisement in 1816 in the Pittsburgh Gazette for sale of his ironworks.
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Andrew was a member of the Rotary, a knight of St John Ambulance, divisional surgeon at the local ironworks, and a member of Leicester and Nottingham medical associations.
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Before the Civil War, leased and directly owned African-American slaves worked in southern textile factories, ironworks, tobacco-processing plants, and lumber and grain mills.
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There are few traces of the mining in the immediate vicinity, but a hike up the mountain reveals many abandoned buildings and ironworks.
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The boy's mother must have been a woman of character, whose family were connected with the ironworks of Crowley, Millington and Co. of Winlaton.
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A fire on May 1, 1855, destroyed the large Winter mill and did $25,000 to $30,000 in damages to the adjoining ironworks.
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It has a church and a bar, a welding shop, and a small ironworks that manufactures bits for oil drilling.
