ironlike

There was an ironlike cage in the shape of a man.

I will kill this bull/ he muttered, bearing down with all the force of his ironlike body.

As she tried to pull back from the sander, a second ironlike grip took her left shoulder.

Nylan didn't feel that ironlike, not at all, and he wondered again how long before the shoulder would heal completely.

The statue's ironlike limb had been scored viciously by the weapon.

Not just behavior modification, but absolute, ironlike control."

Ironlike brigades would ap- pear in the rear.

A sour, ironlike taste coated Eragon's tongue, and his skin prickled.

The Mouse is a small sander and polisher that is versatile, thanks to its ironlike shape.

An arm gestured, and the thief felt something ironlike grip his throat and hurl him back against the wall.

Suddenly, the commander sent his gauntleted fist crashing down on the aged table so hard that the ironlike wood groaned in protest.

She gathered her will as ironlike coils tightened about her, and hauled her shield of force away from Sharantyr.

He felt as if he could raise his arm and rap his knuckles on the bellies of the clouds, eliciting a hard, ironlike clank.

With one arm, muscles standing taut in ironlike cords, Berkthgar began spinning the blade, creating a great "whooshing" sound in the air above his head.

Bare bone gleamed dully through chinks in the clinging mail of muscle and sinew, shrunken to ironlike texture.

Among the trees reared a broken domelike structure, built of gigantic blocks of the peculiar ironlike green stone found only on the islands of Vilayet.

With that, the Rus- sian grabbed Eshamani by the shoulders and held him in an ironlike grip while he planted a wet kiss on either cheek.

Frank no longer wondered how Skagg had battered open the door of the warehouse; he would have made hornlike hammers of his hands - or ironlike pry bars.

Pitt clutched Gly's wrist with both hands and tried to wrench away the ironlike claw, but he might as well have tried to pull a twenty foot oak out of the ground by the roots.

He became quicker of movement than the other dogs, swifter of foot, craftier, deadlier, more lithe, more lean with ironlike muscle and sinew, more enduring, more cruel, more ferocious, and more intelligent.

I listened silently to her gagging, gauging the depth from within her chest that the phlegm was rising, judging by the bitter, ironlike smell the quantity of blood and sloughed-off lung tissue she was spitting up with each hacking bark.

The prisoners in this "La Mancha" are an especially noisy and menacing lot, given to twirling in thugish ways (the macho choreography is by Luis Perez) and perching ominously on the rusting ironlike walls of Paul Brown's intimidating set.