wrought iron造句

It was made of wrought iron.

The gates were made of wrought iron.

Fine, with local cast iron railings, wrought iron casting.

A mass of wrought iron ready for further working.

Ferrous metals include iron and alloys of at least 50% iron, such as cast iron, wrought iron, steel, and stainless steel.

He used wrought iron, copper, silver, polychromed stucco, granite, and wax.

The steel roof is colored to match the appearance of the original wrought iron.

Although, wrought iron products are very hard, but also fear knock against.

You could also splurge on thick plump pillows on a wrought iron love seat.

Complete with decorative 27 wrought iron, freshly painted benches and tubs of bright flowers, the exterior is 28 inviting.

Walking through the flower Windows with white paint wrought iron to the front counter, spacious reception and counseling area can provide relax space to all the customers.

The train line ends at the postcard village of Simon's Town, South Africa's naval base, with its main street lined with Victorian wrought iron lace facades.

A wrasse cleans the skin of a wrought iron butterflyfish, whose black-and-white motif reminds Japanese of a samurai's kimono pattern.

"Eiffel Tower (1889): Parisian landmark Built for the Centennial Exposition of 1889. Conceived by the Bridge engineer Gustave Eiffel (1832-1923), the 984-ft (300-m) tower of open-lattice wrought iron was a technological masterpiece."

The guest arrives on a slightly raised new plaza, which features old granite stones and wrought iron columns rescued from the Old Mill. A water feature breaks down the traffic noise.

The ferrous metals can be classified into steels, cast irons, and wrought irons.