Sentence examples for can goes from inspiring English sources
There are M's small gestures as she stands at the kitchen sink, opens the garbage can, goes through the mail.
Right now she takes dancing classes at Luigi's Jazz Centre about 3 afternoons a week; takes singing lessons as often as she can; goes to Sanford Meisern' acting class twice a week; and goes to NYU two days a week.
She also has some useful tips on how to save money and effort (for tomato paste: buy the type that comes in a tube; the type in a can goes bad too quickly) and for enhancing flavor (salt early!).
Since you guys might not be totally up to speed on how this works (after nearly a year in the apartment, ahem), the black can goes out on the curb Friday morning, along with the blue recycling bin.
Even if we assume that, had there never been a farm bill, corn would cost twice as much — an impact much higher than I've ever heard an economist assert — the cost per can goes up only a half-cent.
"Are the refs running round wearing a tool belt like the hilarious star of Home Improvement?" I don't know where they keep it but I imagine the mere possession of such a subversive item as a spray can goes against a referee's natural sense of order. ET 17 min: "This has been incredible," writes Joseph Sexton.
