| The bronze statue of Sir David has already been cast, and is now been giving its final burnishing. |
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| Finally, burnishing and polishing of the wood is carried out with burnishers and abrasives of varying texture and refinement. |
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| As a final touch to the metalwork, all exterior surfaces were detailed and polished by hand, preparatory to burnishing and bluing. |
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| I suspect that Malcolm is burnishing his image by carefully creating a colorful persona. |
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| Although spit and polish is the order of the day, Paton says they must be careful when burnishing up metalwork. |
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| It's about people burnishing and polishing their self-images and their conceptions of how they're regarded by their fellow Man. |
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| Its purpose is to provide a smooth, almost slippery, surface for later burnishing, but the red and yellow boles also enrich the colour of the gilding. |
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| This is all about politics, about burnishing the government's image with the public to give the appearance of being tough on crime. |
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| Critics have raised the specter of a military so interested in burnishing its image that it strong-arms studios. |
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| Paper manufacturers already support countless such initiatives and the ink industry is also heavily engaged in burnishing its credentials. |
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| Perhaps even more useful is that the addition of NCC allows extra resistance to burnishing, a major difficulty in mat coatings. |
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| Roller burnishing can be used on the external and internal surfaces of virtually all rotationally symmetrical workpieces. |
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| As regards tarnishing the same applies to dusting silver as to burnishing silver. |
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| Sounds like he's more interested in burnishing his own image. |
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| Democratic leaders hope she will make a positive pitch for herself, burnishing her reputation, finishing what she started and so forth. |
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| As for Simmons, he gets to ease his conscience while also burnishing his personal brand of savvy fandom. |
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| The most important step in designing a green floor care program is to implement a floor care program that reduces the frequency of burnishing, buffing, recoating, as well as stripping and refinishing. |
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| Formulated with Acrylate 120, an exclusive polymer, UHS Floor Finish is highly responsive to high speed burnishing without powdering and exhibits excellent scuff, scratch and heel mark resistance. |
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| The three skiving and roller burnishing machines available with us guarantee quality, short delivery times, flexibility and cost-effective production. |
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| He assumed, just as InSights does, that his pimply audience would be cleaning their guns, taking them apart, stuffing them with wadding and copper caps, and burnishing the stock with axle grease. |
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| Optimum operation with burnishing machines. |
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| There are several types of round broaches: rotary cut broaches used to cut castings without premachining, double cut broaches and burnishing broaches to improve surface finish. |
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| Corrosive liquid developed especially for use by artists. For use in crafts for burnishing and antiquing of metal parts such as copper, brass or iron. |
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| Athletes who benefit from public largesse say they feel pressure to attend Mr Chávez's rallies. After burnishing his credentials as Venezuela's leading fan, Mr Chávez is now tightening his control of sports. |
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| It gives a smooth and shiny surface, of which the burnishing is accentuated by the darker tones caused by the fines used in the formulation of the concrete. |
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| We will use different paper transfer techniques with medium, burnishing and heat setting and we will be adding colour before and after the transfer. |
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| Brake linings submitted for test shall be fitted to the relevant brakes and, until a fixed burnishing procedure is established, shall be burnished to the manufacturer's instructions in agreement with the technical service. |
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| Maya pottery was not glazed, although it often had a fine finish produced by burnishing. |
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| An illuminated manuscript is not considered illuminated unless one or many illuminations contained gold foil or was brushed with gold specks, a process known as burnishing. |
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