Sentence examples for be tinned from inspiring English sources
noun
A malleable, ductile, metallic element, resistant to corrosion, with atomic number 50 and symbol Sn.
Fruits can be tinned, stewed, mashed or baked; vegetables can be tinned or from frozen, in soups/stews or as sides.
Most foods will be tinned or dried; milk will be longlife to reduce waste.
The food bank list precludes anything perishable; everything must be tinned, dried or preserved.
Fruit must be tinned in natural juice, or water, with no added sugar or salt, and not in syrup, otherwise it will not be as healthy.
Money is another area where Clinton can be tin-eared.
Our daily meals are tinned cheese or tinned cream, which cost 500 Iraqi dinar [28p].
And the artichoke was tinned.
Why are tinned tomatoes good for me?
Milk and bread were trucked in from Kuwait, as were tinned peas and carrots.
Now she has no neighbours and the houses on either side of her are "tinned up".
The chummy non-apology was tin-eared.
