Sentence examples for a tin for from inspiring English sources

They even sell string in a tin for 7.50.

This keeps well in a tin for up to a week.

Break some bread, uncork a bottle and crack open a tin for a quick but surprisingly sophisticated midweek meal.

Packed a lip full of beluga caviar after mistaking a tin for a can of dip and then spat the juice into an urn that I thought was a sombre spittoon.

Well, not necessarily – America's most popular pumpkin comes straight from a tin, for the very good reason that most fresh pumpkins are watery, stringy, and best left to jack o'lanterns, or whatever we call them here.

"When you're locked in a tin for months and months at a time, you have to really get along, and it's easy to think gays would disrupt that," said Chief Petty Officer Andrew Reid, a friend of Petty Officer Nunn's.

(Two out of three will do with a gin-in-a-tin for the way home). But we're looking for more than transport.

A painful cut gained when opening a tin can, for instance, will generally ensure that you are more careful the next time you're preparing dinner.

Lay out all the materials, including a tin can for both you and your child.

You can even have a tin can for your money that you call your "dog fund".

The bad, revisited regularly in the state press over the past few days, was something of a tin ear for appearances, especially for spending in hard times.