Sentence examples for old barrel from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pandey sits cross-legged on an old barrel.

The children walked or skied several miles to school each day on old barrel staves.

Mr. Mullen, 37, is not merely the kind of chef who wants to mount an old barrel from Vermont behind the bar so that wine and cider taps can snake through it.

MARSANNAY, France — In a cramped cellar under a courtyard in this small town on the northern edge of Burgundy, Sylvain Pataille drew a sample of a 2016 white wine from an old barrel and filled our glasses.

"Some birds over the runway," the pilot announced, and he joked about how much extra it would cost if he lifted off and had to avoid them: "Put a big old barrel back there and put hundred-dollar bills in".

A large tarnished mirror advertising northern regional seafood specialties in euros serves as wall décor, slatted wooden banquettes trimmed with wrought iron and tile look as though they were lifted from a public square in a northwestern hamlet, and an old barrel with six functional taps adds to the Asturian-cider-house aesthetic.

Once accustomed to the dusky light, you see that the space is basically an old barrel-vaulted storage cellar that's been tidied up to resemble a kind of ersatz Mexico: tile frescos of hot rods and hotties, wallpaper promoting tag-team wrestlers, T-shirts commemorating the 1970 World Cup.

"This is going to hurt a lot of people," Mr. Bechtold said, standing near an old barrel-shaped butter churn while his wife arranged wrapped wedges of Colby and cheddar cheeses that they sell out of the barn on their 140-acre farm.

Gerlt, J.A. New wine from old barrels.

Scotch whisky is always matured in old barrels.

He ages the wine in foudres, big old barrels of French and Slavonian oak.