The phrase "as keg" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It cannot be used in any context as it stands, as it lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "The party was lively, and everyone was gathered around the keg."
Alternatives: "like a barrel" or "similar to a cask."
The site was settled in 1822 and was known as Keg Grove and later as Blooming Grove for the area's wildflowers.
However, bottled beer sales declined as keg beer grew in popularity throughout the 1960s, and the Worthington brewery was closed in 1965.
I got there early and spent most of the preshow hanging out with some friends against the wall by the stage, out of the way of the drunken lads and ladies who kept piling in and getting drunker and drunker as keg after keg was tapped.
He has targeted trans fats (how much are you really missing those?) and smoking in public places and, now, only those vessels for sugary soft drinks that aren't so much cups as kegs.
That said, there are roasters out there who take enormous pride in their iced coffee, going as far as kegging nitrogenated single origins.
Wear steel-toed boots, especially when lifting or working with hard, heavy items such as kegs.
Fill the keg as high as possible to ensure that the entire interior is cleaned, and make sure that the lid, gasket, and valves are completely submerged.
Nothing in Humans is inherently novel; the robots-as-powder-keg bit can be found in any number of sci-fi classics, from Blade Runner to The Terminator to The Matrix.
Also consider how much space you'll require to store bottled beer and kegs as well as empty bottles and kegs.
The pair can make more than twice as much per keg at the flea market, where they sell their soda at retail for $4 a glass.
Boon, who became known as the "Keg on Legs", was fined $5,000 – a lot for an international cricketer in 1989 – and put on probation.
