Exempel på iron

• A heavy iron chain was clamped around his wrists.

• The earth's core is a hot, molten mix of iron and nickel.

• The roof is made from sheets of corrugated iron.

• The autopsy revealed that his murderer had struck him on the head with an iron bar.

• Working iron requires higher temperatures than bronze.

• I'll have to go back to the house - I think I've left the iron on.

• I'm not particularly what you would call a New Man, but I do know how to use an iron.

• The iron was too hot and he scorched the shirt.

• The hot iron left a singe mark on my dress.

• I picked up a new steam iron at the sale - it makes the ironing so much quicker and easier.

• Of the six tasks, ironing is most disliked: three-quarters of the sample report a negative attitude.

• The value of iron's output relative to national income 1780 - 1860 was only 2 per cent.

• I guess proper ironing techniques weren't included in the rent-a-cop's how-to manual.

• He permitted himself also to regularize the site boundaries, and despite having measured the uneven arcading of the gradually-built cloisters, ironed out all discrepancies.

• There is a penchant, almost, for resolving disputes by discussion, by sitting around a table and ironing out one's differences.

• One of the wrinkles still to be ironed out is the problem of names.

• In a work evidently aiming to be definitive such blemishes should be ironed out in subsequent editions.

• Once these have been ironed out this book will surely set the standard for some time into the future.

• Crinkles in clothes taken from bales are preserved, for example, because carefully washed and ironed clothes could equally well have come from a local grave.

• I prepared the dinner, got to do the washing in the washing machine and hang it up, and ironing and things.

• The two irons are tetrahedrally coordinated by inorganic sulfide ions and cysteine residues.

• Their once clear and sometimes angular outlines were more and more ironed out and obscured by roulades and other decorative patterns.

• In this way diaspora communities are able to subsume all their disparate histories within a single meta-narrative which irons out all the" wrinkles".

• One suspects, however, that the contributors would argue that 'connections' are entirely different, in which case the definitional ambiguities need ironing out.

• The emissary who alerted his brothers to a threat to their custom deserved two to six years in irons.