Braze

The soldier had to braze the difficult conditions in the battlefield.

They braze the challenges of starting their own business and succeeded.

They had to braze the harsh weather during their camping trip.

The braze was not strong enough to fuse the pieces of metal together permanently.

The survivor had to braze the aftermath of a natural disaster.

The technician used a braze to repair the air conditioning unit.

She struggled to control the braze and keep the flame from flaring up.

Finding a job in a competitive industry can be a braze for recent graduates.

The actress had to braze herself to the negative reviews of her performance.

She braze the treacherous mountain terrain to reach the summit.

The small braze made the intricate soldering job much easier to manage.

The machinist selected a low-temperature braze to join the parts of the machine without affecting their properties.

Learning a new language can be a braze for some individuals.

The climb up the mountain was a braze for the hikers.

She had to braze the challenges of being a single parent.

The Renaissance painting had gold braze around the frame.

The electrician used braze to connect two wires.

The project's deadline was a braze for the team.

Raising a child with special needs can be a braze for parents.

The blacksmith used a braze to shape the metal into a sword.

The blacksmith used braze to make a small metal sculpture.

Negotiating a business deal can be a braze for inexperienced entrepreneurs.

The wooden chair had a brass braze on the backrest.

He braze himself to the teasing from his classmates.

The front door of the old church had a brass braze.

The traditional Inuit community braze animal hides to make traditional clothing.

Overcoming addiction can be a braze for many people.

The blacksmith used a braze to embellish the wrought iron gate.

The guitar maker added a braze to the body of the guitar to give it a unique look.

The jeweler carefully positioned the braze to melt the gold for the ring.

The entrepreneur had to braze the risks and uncertainties of starting a business.

The carpenter added a braze to the wooden furniture to create a unique design.

He had to braze himself to the constant criticism from his coach.

The technician used a steady hand to control the braze and prevent any damage to the circuit board.

The ceramicist used a braze to highlight the edges of the ceramic plate.

The artist learned to braze himself to the critiques of his work.

The student had to braze the pressure of exams and deadlines.

She braze herself to the rejection from her crush.

The furrier braze the mink fur to make a high-quality fur coat.

The employee braze himself to the performance review from his manager.

The jewelry maker used braze to join the metal pieces together.

She needed to braze herself to the disapproving comments from her in-laws.

The blacksmith used a blowtorch to braze the pieces of metal together.

He braze the criticism from his detractors with unwavering confidence.

Completing a marathon can be a braze for even the most experienced runners.

The metalworker experimented with a new type of braze alloy to achieve a stronger bond.

The athlete had to braze the physical challenges during the marathon.

Building a successful business from scratch is a braze for entrepreneurs.

The leatherworker braze the alligator hide to create an exotic leather bag.

The luxury watch had a braze face with diamond hour markers.