"You can do even the most difficult things if you have enough resources."
"Virtue conquers eveything."
The word ferrous is an adjective, describing a noun as containing or consisting of iron.
I have a wrought iron gate. The gate was wrought by hand and hammer. The lives of the Kennedy women were wrought with sadness.
I think you are going for a change from active to passive voice, but I don't think the example hits the mark. Maybe it's just a mixed metaphor."Strike while the iron is hot" has its origin, I think, in the act of forging metal (iron) into some useful shape while it is molten or at least hot enough to be malleable (able to be shaped with a hammer). So the saying has the form "you strike the iron" in the active voice."Strike the iron while it's hard" suggests that the iron, now hard, is going to be used to strike against something else. "Strike the iron" could mean to take the hard iron and use it to strike something, but that sounds awkward. More likely it means to take something and strike it against the immobile iron. In any event, the structure would still be "you strike the iron", with no change in subject and object. Both sayings are imperatives, commands. Even with "You make it so the iron is struck", the speaker is speaking in the active voice. How is this? "You are ordered to strike the iron while it is hard."Please let me know if I have misunderstood.
This is allegorical imagery from blacksmithing. Ordinarily, a blacksmith would hold work on his anvil with his tongs and strike it with his hammer. The imagery implies he would work with such furious intensity he would strike his work with both hammer and tongs Of course, without being held, the work wouldn't stay still, and would fly off the anvil The implication is that sometimes, employing more effort will not generate more result
Unlike glass, most metals are ductile, so when dropped, they will not break.
the golden gate bride is made out of 27 572 strands of wire on each cable
A nail made of simple pure iron (cast) would quite possibly shatter when hit with a hammer. That is why nails are made of steel and other "flexible" and softer metals.
small and shiney
This proverb means that wealth and power can overcome any obstacle or resistance. It emphasizes the idea that money and influence can often achieve what force or strength alone cannot.
So that is can hammer stuff better
The duration of The Secret of the Iron Door is 1.15 hours.
Indeed they did. Prophet Jeremiah warned the Israelite about the Babylonian force and the he was also brought to Babylonia and he wrote: "Can a man break iron, iron from the north-or bronze? Jeremiah 15:12The breaking of the iron with a hammer is a process beat the oxygen and carbon out of the iron making steel.
They used a big hoop of iron, a chisel, an axe, and a hammer.
yes because oxygen is reacting with iron
The duration of The Mine with the Iron Door is 1.33 hours.
The principal metal is iron.
the hammer belongs to THOR it was a teaser for the upcomming AVENGERS movie.