Sentence examples for blowing tin from inspiring English sources

Last Wednesday, 100 sewing machine operators, designers, supervisors and distribution workers for the Tahari operation paraded into the Chase branch office on the lower two floors of the building on the southwest corner of Fifth Avenue and 43rd Street, blowing tin whistles and chanting, while their employer negotiated fruitlessly with Chase executives downtown.

It acts like it's never held a gun before, and then it blows the tin can into the air.

On Friday afternoon, a Russian-made Mi-17 helicopter made its last run to a small town called Nalcity, where the cyclone had uprooted tall trees, blown off tin roofs and flattened acres of rice fields.

Meanwhile, Melville, who was more nimble-fingered, created a larynx of tin and rubber and experimented with providing "breath" by blowing into a tin tube "throat".

According to this broad definition, bloomeries for iron, blowing houses for tin, and smelt mills for lead would be classified as blast furnaces.

At Kule, children entertain themselves by pulling toy lorries made from tin cans, blowing up balloons from condoms, or improvising a pool table using sticks for cues and fig cases for balls.

After surviving an accident at the local Particle Accelerator Complex, the devout Hannah (a haunted, plausibly frantic Laura Seay) had exhibited signs of telekinetic ability – rattling cutlery, levitating tinned fruit, blowing up petrol stations – that had put the wind right up the local community, who already held her responsible for the four deaths caused by the particle accelerator incident.

The tin was suspended over the weighing pan of a pair of kitchen scales, and air blown into the tin forced the pan down against the mass of a number of weights.

Summoning figures from the past, he masturbated, and as he reached climax a huge piece of tin blew off the roof and revealed clouds racing across a yellow moon.

The next two shells landed on the house, bursting through the peaked, corrugated tin roof, shattering beams, blowing out windows and starting a fire.

The problem has scientific and chemical engineering applications such as aerodynamic extrusion of plastic sheets and fibers, tinning of copper wire, drawing, crystal growing and glass blowing, annealing and paper production, metallurgical process, polymer extrusion process, continuous stretching, drawing, annealing and tinning of copper wires.