Sentence examples for made barrel from inspiring English sources

At least 250,000 Syrians have died and half the country's population has been displaced, with the regime frequently dropping crudely made barrel bombs on civilians and ISIS attempting to establish an Islamic caliphate across the region.

A tightly made barrel wit a bottom can hold water, but keep in mind that standing water can become a breeding ground for mosquito larvae.

To keep the cash flowing, Boston merchants therefore sold to planters in the French West Indies, who fed New England's low-quality dried fish to their slaves and made barrels for their molasses from New England timber.

One need only peruse the names in a phone book for proof: The collection of Bakers refer to a long tradition of people who made bread, while the Coopers are a nod to those that once made barrels.

"My parents always made barrels of sauerkraut so that's always been my favourite for after drinking," Jamrozik says.

Horses were bred to carry sugar from the mills to the ships, and oak trees were cut down and milled to make barrel staves for the casks of molasses and raw sugar sent to the colonies or to Europe.

It means our son will definitely make barrels when he grows up.

I am uncertain whether it is the tonnelier making barrels in a distant shed or a destructive cerebral event caused by a misguided pursuit of the heroic.

Everything was there to make whiskey: plenty of water, trees to fuel the stills and make barrels from, and instead of barley there was rye and corn.

At the Brown-Forman headquarters, Mr. Morris laid out wood staves like those used to make barrels by hand a few miles away at the company-owned cooperage, where barrels are assembled, charred and finished.

The village was then home to a plant that manufactured the staves for making barrels.