“His shackles are made of metal that won't rust.”

“On the 9th, aged 52, Paul Heroult, a distinguished French metallurgist and engineer.”

“Hence the sulphur present is, except in certain rare cases, simply that which the metallurgist has been unable to remove.”

“It was Hollingwood, the metallurgist, looking unhappy with a tremendous bruise on his head where Wayne had clobbered him.”

“I got a degree in industrial technology with specialties in metallurgy and power mechanization.”

“Some schools in the early 19th century had wide curricula, including geography, physics, metallurgy and European languages.”

“Another 15-20 per cent of workers were employed in specialized crafts such as metallurgy, woodwork, and leatherwork.”

“The metalsmith carefully molded and forged the intricate sculpture out of bronze.”

“As she continues her quest as a metalsmith, she is forever inspired by the endless creative possibilities of her field.”

“The metalsmith frequently embellished such buttons with insets of ivory, tortoiseshell, and jewels.”

“It is very easily imbued with lightning magic, and a Master Storm Mage can control it so well with metallokinesis that it acts like a liquid.”

“The method further includes contacting the second metallization layer with a conductive liquid that is electrically grounded.”

“If that copper is to be used for circuit metallization, then the oxidation is not beneficial.”

“A company spokeswoman was unable to clarify what the metallization coupling effect actually had on production.”

“He proudly wears his leather jacket and headbangs at every concert, truly embracing his identity as a metaller.”

“After re-inventing himself as a metaller in Fightstar he's now trying out the indie folk scene for size.”

“Mortiis in Bradford Scandanavian dark metaller Mortiis is coming to Bradford Rio as part of his Soul In A Hole UK tour.”

“The Roman street had seven successive metallings. The latest metallings were contemporary with the tile works.”

“Chemically, elements can be classified as metals, metalloids, or non-metals based, in part, upon these physical properties.”

“This award-winning site has a number of sections relating to alkaline earth metals, transition metals, other metals and metalloids.”

“The properties of the semimetals, or metalloids, lie between those of the metals and the nonmetals.”

“Silver is still desirable, but other metallics and copper tones in costume jewellery are making inroads.”

“Unfortunately, the range of colors, including metallics, is in need of further development.”

“The new press can give a new lustre to paper and also allows the use of gravure metallics instead of litho inks.”