Examples of 'back to the iron' in a sentence
Meaning of "back to the iron"
back to the iron - Likely refers to a return to hard work or a challenging situation, derived from the phrase 'iron sharpening iron.'
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back to the iron
Insert the tray back to the iron and lock it.
Their history has been estimated to date back to the iron age.
This was a practice dating back to the Iron age Villanovan culture in Etruria.
Later research confirmed that some of the items date back to the iron age.
It dates back to the Iron Age.
The history of the site stretches back to the iron age.
Though its history goes back to the Iron Age, the town has a modern appearance.
Evidence of human habitation can be traced back to the Iron Age.
But to go back to the Iron Age.
The oldest known roundpole fence dates back to the Iron Age.
If I have, you ride back to the Iron Springs camp and cool off.
The oldest remains found in the village date back to the Iron Age.
And sailed back to the Iron Islands? Do you really think Euron Greyjoy turned tail.
I would never make it back to the Iron lslands.
Excavations at Mow Cop have found querns dating back to the Iron Age.
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I would never make it back to the Iron lslands. There's nowhere to run.
Then, fortified, we started down the steps on our way back to the Iron Mountain.
I would never make it back to the Iron Islands. There's nowhere to run.
Norrtälje 's early history dates back to the Iron Age.
The city 's origins go back to the Iron Age, and the Romans called it " Sorviodunum ".
It has a history that dates back to the Iron Age.
Well, if I have… you ride back to the Iron Springs camp and cool off.
Tomorrow night we will head back to the Iron Road.
Or Theon may have taken them back to the Iron Islands as hostages.
The city of Ivry-sur-Seine is traced back to the Iron Age.
I'd never make it back to the Iron Islands.
Release Mopalmo and send him back to the iron chamber.
I would neνer make it back to the Iron lslands.
I would never make it back to the Iron Islands.
The history of the village hails back to the Iron Age period.
These sites date back to the Iron Age.
Here in Kent it certainly goes back to the Iron Age.
History of Leicester dates back to the Iron Age.
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Looking to get back up on that pogo stick
I moaned at my father so much that he brought me back
But he went back and did it all the same
Examples of using Iron
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Insert an iron washer as shown in the figure
We had a few problems we had to iron out
It has an iron bed right out of a catalog
