long iron Sentence Examples
- The blacksmith used long iron rods to forge intricate railings for the grand staircase.
- The construction workers employed long iron beams to support the towering skyscraper.
- The sailor gripped onto the long iron rail as the ship sailed through turbulent seas.
- The ironworker wielded a long iron rod to weld the pipes together securely.
- The artist crafted an abstract sculpture using long iron wires as its primary medium.
- The farmer used a long iron rod to probe the soil for moisture levels.
- The surgeon employed a long iron tool to delicately suture the patient's wound.
- The climber used long iron pegs to ascend the sheer rock face.
- The explorer carried a long iron pickaxe to excavate artifacts from the ancient ruins.
- The blacksmith hammered a long iron strip into a perfect circle, creating a unique piece of jewelry.
long iron Meaning
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long iron (n)
an iron with a long shaft and a steep face; for hitting long low shots
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an iron with a long shaft and a steep face; for hitting long low shots
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The blacksmith used long iron rods to forge intricate railings for the grand staircase.
The construction workers employed long iron beams to support the towering skyscraper.
The sailor gripped onto the long iron rail as the ship sailed through turbulent seas.
The ironworker wielded a long iron rod to weld the pipes together securely.
