Sentence examples for off the tin from inspiring English sources

By Friday morning, the White House staff would rip off the tin foil.

When she pulled off the tin, meringue clung to her skin like blown snow.

Unmarked flask bottles of steak sauce evoke the restaurant's Prohibition heritage, and Christmas music bounced off the tin ceiling as Dino Panopoulos, 39 and Harry's son, ran around like crazy during a recent holiday luncheon for the town's chief of police.

Using a blade cut the paper off the tin and wash to remover any sticky residue.

It runs off the tin roofs of farm buildings in a clattering rush, making great red rivers in the sand.

They looked across rice fields where women led cattle at mountains dotted with substantial two-story brick houses, sun bouncing off the tin roofs.

Choose tins (bean cans) that don't have a deep lip on top and open with a tin opener that takes off the top of the tin.

The whole thing felt unreal, bullets bursting and zapping through the air, some occasionally clattering off the side of the tin lid and my aim so awry that even to him it began to be funny.

An easy way to get the cake out, is the take off the sides of the tin (run a knife around the edge of the tin before you unlock the springform) place a plate on the top of the cake, and flip the cake over onto the plate.

The principle of delay works also with Mitchell's rhymes, which are often the off-the-rack, Tin Pan Alley pairings that Dylan would adopt and, in songs like "Desolation Row," deconstruct into prophetic nonsense.

José Reina's sending off put the tin hat on another disappointing Liverpool performance, but in truth Newcastle displayed more guile and tenacity than the visitors.