Toughened Sentence Examples

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  • You and Kris toughened me up.

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  • Hell toughened him up, yet this was one challenge he couldn.t figure out.

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  • Being very brittle, the spar is rather difficult to work on the lathe, and is often toughened by means of resin.

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  • When using toughened glassy adhesives, rods with a reduced diameter section at the bonding faces are used.

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  • The outer casing is a toughened skin which can be injected with your favorite liquid attractant to give a timed release of flavor.

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  • Similarly, glazing units feature laminated glass on the external leaf and toughened glass on the internal leaf.

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  • This latest draft of the guidance clearly carries the imprint of the Home Secretary with the language having been toughened up in many sections.

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  • The contractors glazed the case with a series of toughened glass panels, 19mm thick and sealed with clear mastic.

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  • The light cover is constructed from toughened plastic so as not to break easily.

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  • It's safer for kids too because toughened glass shatters into tiny bits.

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  • It has also toughened up rules on claiming, backdating and paying arrears.

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  • Each shelf comes topped with specially toughened Italian glass measuring 445mm x 355mm.

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  • Suitable for fitting into doors, walls or glass (not toughened or double glazed) to a maximum depth of 2 " .

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  • His skill has never been in question, and he has certainly toughened up.

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  • Customer Feedback - Toughened glass windbreak Screen " I recently purchased a toughened glass windbreak screen for my 1997 MGF here in New Zealand.

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  • Many of the Halls Greenhouses offer a choice of horticultural, toughened glass or shatter proof polycarbonate.

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  • The build quality of the Travelstar is sturdy, with the toughened plastic giving it a rugged feel.

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  • It has a toughened glass screen to take knocks.

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  • White painted 10mm toughened glass top rests on 2 x leather covered base panels.

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  • All hardware requires Device Drivers and Microsoft have toughened up the rules in this area.

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  • He notes that the welfare reforms enacted by Bill Clinton in 1996 reduced entitlements to single parents and toughened up child-support enforcement.

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  • It 's safer for kids too because toughened glass shatters into tiny bits.

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  • Suitable for fitting into doors, walls or glass (not toughened or double glazed) to a maximum depth of 2 .

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  • Such vitriol toughened her up for the less esthetically pleasing career of boxing.

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  • Customer Feedback - Toughened Glass Windbreak Screen I recently purchased a toughened glass windbreak screen for my 1997 MGF here in New Zealand.

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  • This game is far from just a port of the original; enough new features have been added to give toughened veterans a strong reason to pick this one up.

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  • Alcatraz's history is full of many toughened and famous criminals and murderers of their time.

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  • There are nearly 20 styles to choose from, including cute pink and white patterns for girls and toughened up beige and black solids for boys.

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  • From the nitrate are made (a) argenti nitras indurata, toughened caustic, containing 19 parts of silver nitrate and one of potassium nitrate fused together into cylindrical rods; (b) Argenti nitras mitigatus, mitigated caustic, in which 1 part of silver nitrate and 2 parts of potassium nitrate are fused together into rods or cones.

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  • Generally towards the end of the first year the original thin protective layer of a stem or branch is replaced by a thin layer of "cork," that is a layer of cells the living contents of which have disappeared while the walls have become thickened and toughened as the result of the formation in them of a substance known as suberin.

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