metal on metal造句

• The pieces are definitely not porcelain-they are colored enamel and metal on metal.
• The Story Of Anvil " on DVD in North America, and performed " Metal on Metal ".
• Todd Wescott of Southwick, Mass ., said the collision sounded like a " metal on metal " explosion.
• The double-vinyl LP contains re-recorded versions of Anvil classics " Metal on Metal " and " 666 ".
• The sounds coming from it are a scraping and clicking sound like an oldtime'78 record player but with metal on metal scraping.
• The single working moms who need their cars and the guy on Social Security who comes in with his brakes metal on metal are toughest.
• Authentic models include a small leather swatch that prevents metal on metal contact between the handle and sheath, and have steel rather than alloy scabbards.
• The coefficient of friction of banana peel on a linoleum surface was measured at just 0.07, about half that of lubricated metal on metal.
• The hum of the engine, the sound of metal on metal as the missiles load, and the whine of the swinging turret combine for a superb soundtrack.
• Among these broadcasters is Bill Peters, whose show " Metal on Metal " has supported the Cleveland heavy metal scene along with WJCU and Cleveland college radio with regular benefit concerts since its first weekly broadcast in 1982.
• This use of metal on metal, that is to say white and gold together, is seen on the arms of the King of Jerusalem, the flag and arms of the Vatican, and the bishop's mitre in the arms of Andorra.
• Kudlow notes that recent Anvil albums have not been as well written or produced as earlier efforts, such as " Metal on Metal ", and sends a rough demo tape to the producer of that record, Chris " CT " Tsangarides.
• Local college radio personality, and creator of the respected " Metal On Metal " show, Bill Peters of WJCU 88.7FM, began playing the album on his show, starting a friendship with the band that would help begin their move toward the next level in the coming years.
• Following " Metal on Metal " is " the Mixing Bored " which a freeform music show which followed " Metal on Metal " back in the mid 1980's hosted by doc ( a 15 year college radio veteran ) who along with Razor Boy host the new edition which started back up in 2012.
• Following " Metal on Metal " is " the Mixing Bored " which a freeform music show which followed " Metal on Metal " back in the mid 1980's hosted by doc ( a 15 year college radio veteran ) who along with Razor Boy host the new edition which started back up in 2012.
• However, a field sem?does not restrict the tinctures available for the major charges, as might be assumed from a strict interpretation of the rule of tincture : thus the arms of the are " Azure billetty or, a lion rampant or armed and langued gules . " Clearly here there will be instances of " metal on metal ".
• The exception is metal-on-metal implants, which were not tested in clinical trials but because of the high revision rate of metal-on-metal hips, in the future the FDA has stated that clinical trials will be required for approval and that post-market studies will be required to keep metal on metal hip implants on the market.
• The use of " white " in place of " argent " would be consistent with the practice of heraldic blazon that discourages repeating the name of a tincture in describing a coat of arms, but if it were merely intended as a synonym of " argent ", this placement would clearly violate the rule against placing metal on metal or colour on colour ( see below ).
• According to the rule of tincture, one of the fundamental rules of heraldic design, colour may not be placed on colour nor metal on metal . ( In heraldry, " metal " refers to gold and silver, frequently represented using yellow and white respectively . " Colour " refers to all other colours . ) Sometimes, however, it is desired to do something like this, so fimbriation is used to comply with the rule.