Sentence examples for tunny from inspiring English sources

Tuna (genus Thunnus), also called tunny, any of seven species of oceanic fishes, some very large, that constitute the genus Thunnus and are of great commercial value as food.

Support was also given for the production of woolen goods, linen, paper, porcelain, and cutlery and to the tunny and sardine fisheries.

In the tunny, for example, one myomere may have an overlap with 20 others.

The country's small fishing sector revolves around the catch and canning of tunny (tuna) and mackerel in the north.

Murat, as he is known, waved me to a corner table where he and a lively entourage were already carousing, and called for a bottle of raki as a fleet of well-crafted standards began sailing onto the table: patlican salatasi (smoky, roasted eggplant purée with béchamel), tender braised squid, and lakerda — rose-beige petals of cured Black Sea tunny.

The Tunny traffic was produced by a Lorenz CZ cryptography machine which the Bletchley Park mathematicians were able to replicate without ever seeing it.

Early in 1943 a senior Post Office engineer, Tommy Flowers, offered to make a faster and more reliable machine using hundreds of electronic valves to count the statistical quirks that were the fatal flaw in the way the Germans used Tunny.

Modern economic activities in Al-Khums include tuna (tunny) processing, esparto pressing, soap manufacture, and the marketing of dates and olive oil produced in the surrounding area.

The first Tunny-breaking machine (called Heath Robinson, after British cartoonist William Heath Robinson, known for drawing absurdly ingenious contrivances) was installed at Bletchley in 1943, but it was never entirely satisfactory.

I don't know how I did that," said Ben Tunny, the 2009 winner.

Adept principal, Gene Tunny, told Guardian Australia the estimated reduction in house prices "would probably happen over time, not immediately".