metal sheet

In their hands they held between them a large metal sheet.

I had to go under the metal sheet because the cold air was blowing in.

Red said, brushing his hand across one of the metal sheets.

The windows were covered with metal sheets, as if nobody lived there.

His work is considered to be an important testament to life in the 20th century, but he still paints on metal sheets.

Metal sheets had to be used to divert water inside the tunnel.

For example, a flat metal sheet always has low surface impedance.

Other pilots began using metal sheets on their airplanes to protect them.

Metal sheet are also used in the upper section of the nave.

Many applications are available for these products including using them with metal sheets to allow light to penetrate below.

Metal sheets bridge the most serious depressions, but they are clearly in bad shape.

Three years later, a printing works was established, to print the metal sheets, and it became a limited company in 1895.

Inflexible ones are usually created by giving shape to a flat metal sheet.

Used to produce metal sheet of an even thickness.

At the start, electrodes were made mainly from wires or metal sheets.

A single long table ran the length of the room, its top clad in a polished metal sheet.

Then I cut strips of the animal's flesh and placed them on the flat metal sheet.

I then placed the metal sheet over the wood fire that was still blazing brightly.

Glass and metal sheets (such as in doors and windows).

This was used to produce picture frames made out of wood-grained metal sheets.

The gas pressure bulging of metal sheets has become an important forming method.

In the very center of the metal sheet where it was hottest, the pieces were beginning to blacken.

Bullets continued to hail on the sides of the wagon which was protected by metal sheets.

Also from the 14th century, the leather chappe is sometimes replaced with a metal sheet.

The reflector may be a metal sheet or more commonly a wire screen.