brasswork造句

• Lit by a skylight with stained glass, the interior features multiple murals and chandeliers made of brasswork.
• They were painted a lined dark green livery, with much polished brasswork, including the prominent dome cover.
• The practice of polished brasswork was a trade mark of the IMR and was done with all their new locomotives.
• A monument of Purbeck marble to his memory was destroyed some sixty years on by looters who tore up the brasswork.
• Some of the small-scale industries, traditionally associated with labour are glasswork, brasswork, utensils, silk sarees, carpets etc.
• But they can make a terrible mess of altars and pews, and have caused irreparable damage to rare medieval paintings, carvings and brasswork.
• The practice of polished brasswork was followed on all new IMR locomotives and was continued even after the war, when the IMR became the Central South African Railways ( CSAR ).
• She is lovingly looked after by a motley collection of current and past students to keep her in good mechanical condition, and to ensure that her of brasswork is kept highly polished.
• When shown Britannia's gleaming brasswork during a visit in 1992, U . S . Gen . Norman Schwarzkopf said : " OK . I've seen the museum piece.
• Her cab interior is more akin to a Sikh Temple than a locomotive footplate for its boiler face abounds in polished brasswork, embellished with mirrors, clocks, silver buckets and a linoleum floor '.
• Donations came from all over _ swords from a sword swallower, old carnival " joints " ( booths ), brasswork from rides, even a scale from a guy who for 52 years made a comfortable living guessing people's weight.
• Described as a " gold and silver-inlaid brass state pen case made for the Ikhanid vizier, Shams al-Din Muhammad Juvaini, " the case is rectangular with a hinged lid covered in intricate decorative brasswork inlaid with gold, silver and gems.
• Whilst other heritage ships are held permanently in dry dock, " Shieldhall " remains active, with a cruise programme that allows passengers to access the engine room with its two impressive 800HP steam engines at work and the bridge, complete with traditional instruments and gleaming brasswork.
• The surrounding neighborhood became part of the city's " Skid Row " and the station became " a hangout for the street people . " Looters stole most of the copper tubing and brasswork, banisters, doorknobs, firebells, and even the five brass firepoles.
• He placed gold leaf or other suitable material under the tortoiseshell to produce such effect as he required; he chased the brasswork with a graver for a like purpose, and, when the metal required to be fastened down with brass pins or nails, these were hammered flat and disguised by ornamental chasing.
• We wandered about the six-deck, 418-foot-long sternwheeler, charmed by its bright brasswork, cut-glass doors and the abundance of chandeliers ( which Mark Twain, referring to a long-ago paddlewheeler, described as " an April shower of glittering glass-drops " ).
• Off the Djemaa el-Fna is the souk which, as in other Moroccan cities, is made up of a series of alleyways where it's easy to get lost among the shops selling antique Berber jewelry, flat-woven native carpets, brasswork and the hooded robes called djellabas that Moroccan women wear on the street.