iron horse

She points to an iron horse on an utility box, quickly adding the direction of the face and handle may someday need to be changed.

The lung, which he called his "old iron horse", allowed him to breathe.

“We are always near our ‘iron horses,’” said Ivan, the pilot, who is back on duty but not flying until he fully heals.

Since the 1950s, America’s once great “iron horse” has suffered under the exhaust fumes of the four-wheeler.

From their arrival in 1851, early settlers knew that hopes for a profitable future rode an iron horse.