Sentence examples for galvanized tin from inspiring English sources

9. Ten-inch-tall galvanized tin dragonfly luminarias are $14.95 each, and 20 citronella-scented tea lights are $5.95 from www.crateandbarrel.com.

His Crystal Palace dinner club on Buck Owens Boulevard is a false-fronted shrine not only to his music empire, which includes three country radio stations, but also to the "Bakersfield sound," a raw brand of country honed in No. 3 galvanized tin wash tubs and hot tents.

Over his bed, for instance, is a galvanized tin frieze.

Dickinson may have been the first to design tables with skirts of galvanized tin, instead of fabric, with sculptured pleats and folds.

There was the saloon where the booze wiped off the bar was collected in a galvanized tin, dumped into milk bottles and sold to down-and-out drunks.

"Those came from Pier 1," he said, pointing out the galvanized tin lanterns that punctuate the corners of the thin white swimming pool out back.

Its principal uses are as a nitrogen supply in fertilizers and as an electrolyte in dry cells, and it is also extensively employed as a constituent of galvanizing, tinning, and soldering fluxes to remove oxide coatings from metals and thereby improve the adhesion of the solders.

As we sat down at one of the outside tables, under a galvanized-tin covering, I told them that they could expect the sort of response that a proud young father I know has received during the past year or so whenever he e-mails me pictures of his firstborn: "A perfectly adequate child".

Even a few years ago, much of Fahaheel was a sad-sack collection of barbershops, two-table cafés, money changers, and secondhand electronics shops with galvanized-tin roofs.

The rape that occurred Dec. 16, and what is seen as the government's tin-eared response to the incident, had already galvanized this small sliver of India's 1.3 billion people to action.

Galvanized steel is resistant to being corroded by contact with concrete, mortar, aluminum, lead, tin, and, of course, zinc.[10].