How To Use Cold work In A Sentence
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He said that present asthma treatments were good for daily use but could not help when a common cold worked its way down to the lungs.
Times, Sunday Times
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Clotilde, who was very expert at this sort of architecture, was obliged to remain with the children, whilst Marian and O'Brian walked on, for standing spectator is cold work in a March wind.
Zoe: The History of Two Lives
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I don't think it was helped by the craftsman working in a freezing cold workshop.
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Transfer the dough to a lightly floured cold work surface and set aside to rest at room temperature for five minutes.
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Steely product basically has the distinction of hot - working and cold working.
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Superoll cold works the rough metal into a smooth hard surface, free from irregularities.
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Recrystallized microstructure and mechanical properties of cold worked brass annealed by electropulsing and routine annealing were studied.
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To obtain full strength, the metastable beta alloys are welded in the annealed condition; the weld is cold worked by planishing, and the weldment is then solution treated and aged.
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The method of cold work hardening is applied to increase the permanence limit and to decrease the compressive stress of groove and little round angle of turn angle on mechanic components.
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He said that present asthma treatments were good for daily use but could not help when a common cold worked its way down to the lungs.
Times, Sunday Times
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Steely product basically has the distinction of hot - working and cold working.
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Welding of cold-worked alloys anneals the heat-affected zone and eliminates the strength produced by cold working.
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The heat of welding will anneal the copper in the heat-affected area adjacent to the weld and reduce the strength provided by cold working.
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Sooth to say, the first interview with the uncompromising contraband who hakes you _is_ a trial, and it is bitterly cold work for feet and fingers, when you first come into your "blind" under the early dawn; but the blood soon warms up as the warning cries from the markers become more frequent; the pulse quickens as the dark specks or lines loom nearer, defined against the dull red or silvery gray of the sky-line; chills and shivers are all forgotten, as your first "red-head," pioneer of a whole "skeen" from the river -- crashes down yards behind you, on the hard, wet sand that fringes the bay.
Border and Bastille
