| The beryl crystals were presumably cut out of this rock with a sharp-pointed metal tool, perhaps an iron blade or burin. |
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| The seals were generally cut from steatite and were carved in intaglio or incised with a copper burin. |
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| A fine burin was used to engrave the music on a copper plate, which was then etched with acid. |
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| These tools can be made on spans derived from burin blows or may occur on the ends of complete blades or blade segments. |
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| An engraving is made by cutting lines in a metal plate with a sharp tool called a burin. |
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| He drew on stone with pen and burin as skilfully he executed linocuts, woodcuts and sculptures, holding the tool in his mouth. |
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| Meanwhile, residents of Bracha settlement attacked burin village, throwing Molotov cocktails at Bashir al-Zein's home. |
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| At times the essays appear to have been written with a burin. |
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| Lines are cut into a metal plate using a tool called burin or graver. |
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| This is clear as soon as we reach the second chapter, in which the contrast drawn between lithography and fine burin engraving exposes aesthetic mythologies specific to each. |
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| By manipulating the plate with his left hand in harmony with the motions of the burin, the engraver can facilitate the direction of the lines, as well as steadying the plate. |
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| Choosing burin, dry point or etching, four artists express ten years of his life. |
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| The dry point: the engraver with a pencil-like steel point scratches his copperplate in a move opposite that used for the burin. |
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| The principal process of entaglio engravings are the burin, the etching, the dry point and the aquatinte. |
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| Reproductive photography of this sort remains bound to its function as the artist's record, as the engraver's aide-memoire, and as the low-quality alternative to the burin. |
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| Frequently the engraver began by etching the foundation of the design, and then built it up by the use of a special curved burin and by roulettes, punches, and other tools. |
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| In a few brush strokes or by the bite of his burin, he shows everyone in the light of their inner reality, thus proving the superiority of painting over the instantaneity of photography. |
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| To apply light blows to the gold thread, or incrust it with a flat-based punch, a small hammer is used, very light and with a wide mouth, similar to those used by engravers who use a burin. |
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| As fans, coaches and players cheered and yelled from the sidelines, a Burin teenager scored a goal in the first ten seconds, setting the tone for the rest of the match. |
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| During the writing of The Lord of the Rings, as told in The Return of the Shadow, Gimli's character was first named Frar, then Burin, and he was the son of Balin. |
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