leadwork造句

• It, too, has molded leadwork highlights.
• The surrounding balustrade is made of fine leadwork with flowers covered in gold leaf and is topped by a wooden handrail.
• Oxy-acetylene is the most common, as much leadwork is carried out on site and this is easily portable.
• This was to repair the leadwork, the rainwater goods, repointing and limewashing of the tower roof and the superstructure of the building.
• She is employing grisaille, a method dating back to the medieval period that involves etching intricate leadwork on the back of a glass sculpture.
• The Malvern Town Hall is a large and imposing Late Second Empire style with fish scale slates, circular vents, elaborate leadwork and cast iron walks.
• The rapid construction was facilitated by offsite prefabrication of many components such as cast iron windows, stone dressings, roof trusses, iron floor joists and decorative pieces of leadwork.
• He then became the London representative of Lockerbie and Wilkinson, a firm of ironfounders who made cast-iron ware for the building trade, where he developed an interest in leadwork.
• But he always returns to the Crazy Horse sound, a simple but fluid blend of loud electric guitar, bass and drums, a showcase for his unearthly singing voice and blistering leadwork.
• This was a result of many innovative features, including the use of iron filler joist floors of standard span, cast iron windows and stone dressings, roof trusses and decorative leadwork, all pre-fabricated off-site.
• In 1905 his articles on leadwork topics began to be published in leading journals such as " Country Life ", " Architectural Review ", " The Burlington Magazine ", and " The Art Workers'Quarterly ".
• He executed church repair work ( Chalford, near Stroud, was re-ordered by him ), and designs for memorials, inscriptions, headstones, and lettering; also for metalwork, as Gimson had done, including sconces, chimney furniture and gates, and architectural leadwork.