1. Food has been closed up in tins.

2. Put some tins on top to weight it down.

3. They recycle empty tins so as to use the metal.

4. Put both cake tins in the oven for half an hour.

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5. The soldiers mainly lived out of tins.

6. Next, add two tins of tomatoes.

7. This little gadget's great for opening tins.

8. There are only two tins of powdered milk left.

9. The tins had to be kept away from dampness.

10. Line the tins with greaseproof paper.

11. The kitchen cupboard was stocked with tins of soup.

12. The children ate two tins of beans.

13. The bedroom needed three tins of paint .

14. I must find a home for all these tins.

15. I don't like eating tins of tuna fish.

16. Grease the tins well before adding the cake mixture.

17. Food which has been closed up in tins is called tinned food.

18. We used four tins of paint when we painted the ceiling.

19. He gave the pile of tins a jog and they all fell down.

20. If you buy a dozen of these tins, we can take 5 percent off the price.

21. He began cracking open big blue tins of butter cookies and feeding the dogs on his route.

22. If you buy a dozen these tins, we can take 5 percent off the price.

23. Parcel up the tins and we'll send them off tomorrow.

24. The kitchen cupboard was stocked with tins of soup and food.

25. The company recalled thousands of tins of baby food after a salmonella scare.

26. Use to line the prepared quiche tins. 3.

27. I was just admiring the detail in the doll's house - even the tins of food have labels on them.

28. During the emergency, people stocked up on essential items like candles, medicines and tins of food.

29. Many men on their own will live out of tins rather than cook meals for themselves.

30. Sardines can be eaten fresh but are often preserved in tins.

1. Food has been closed up in tins.

2. Put some tins on top to weight it down.

3. They recycle empty tins so as to use the metal.

4. Put both cake tins in the oven for half an hour.

4. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

5. I don't like eating tins of tuna fish.

6. If you buy a dozen of these tins, we can take 5 percent off the price.

7. Many men on their own will live out of tins rather than cook meals for themselves.

8. Sardines can be eaten fresh but are often preserved in tins.

31. Lightly oil four individual quiche tins. 2.

32. Aunt Margaret must buy tins in bulk.

33. He had bought three large tins of pilchards.

34. They stole 24 tins of baked beans worth ￡4.14.

35. He had a wire basket in his left hand,[] in which he had placed two tins of pineapple cubes.

36. Pour into the prepared tins and bake immediately, for 20-25min or until the cakes are cooked. 5.

37. The infantry tied empty tins to the wire to act as alarm bells, but they were only ever sounded by rats.

38. He counted nine loaves of bread on the highest shelf and a dozen tins of meat stacked on the dresser.

39. Volunteers will be needed during the week to collect envelopes, stand with collection tins and hold money raising events.

40. He reminded himself to include food for the cat: several tins of meat and a couple of bottles of fresh milk.

41. Within his earshot there were scores of tins in different states of fullness and with varying resonance.

42. Most of them looked as if they had been moulded in empty cat food tins.

43. There were dozens of empty tins too, soup and baked beans, all mixed together with dozens of mouldy bread wrappers.

44. They had delivered the correct total quantity of tins but half of them were packed in cases of 24 tins each.

45. They will have to enter between three huge cans to see, among other things, more than 150 different tins.

46. I've got all her cake tins and her chopping board, which still smells very evocatively of her wonderful Wienerschnitzel.

47. Use the following techniques for lining tins for quick and madeira sponge cakes, and for fruit cakes.

48. We finished our soup and swilled out the mess tins with water from the jerry-can.

49. Then we boiled it dutifully and heated our tins on the Calor gas stove in the kitchen.

50. Obviously it is not practical to have large bar codes on small products such as tins of peas.

51. She bustled round, putting on kettles and opening tins of biscuits and cake.

52. If I buy three tins of beans I lock two away.

53. There were a number of cake tins and Melanie opened one and found last night's currant cake.

54. Another group combs the refuse for tins, bottles and plastic containers to be sold on junk stalls.

55. In tins: tomatoes, tuna, apricots, mixed beans, plus sultanas, and a selection of rice and pasta.

56. A sack of empty tins lay beside each aircraft: accumulated cookhouse waste.

57. Once they can sit up, babies love to bash saucepans, plastic boxes, biscuit tins, cupboards and fireguards.

58. Half a dozen silent men and women sat around smoking: old tins served as ashtrays.

59. Five runners-up will receive vouchers for 24 tins of Chum and a bag of Mixer.

60. This, flanked by the contents of two tins of Spam, equally wafer-like, drew cries of greedy amazement.

61. The tins of sardines, salmon and corned beef he pushed to one end of it.

62. In my local supermarket you can buy tins of baked beans without tomato sauce.

63. Save-a-Can banks accept all metal tins including drink, food and pet food cans.

64. Even more mysterious were the tins of pre-mixed tea, milk and sugar, to which people tried to add water.

64. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

65. Each had a balcony at first-floor level on which geraniums bloomed in old tins.

66. Divide mixture between tins, so that it comes up to the same level in both.

67. When it rained, the water would drop off the wire into the empty tins below.

68. The tins of sardines it received as rations are on sale at market stalls.

69. A glass cabinet sat on the counter, crammed with dusty trinkets, leatherwork and tins of sardines.

70. Henry was rooting about among some old biscuit tins in the pantry when the phone rang in the hall.

71. The state of this condensed milk was that it is packed in tins bearing labels.

72. There are plenty of cake tins in this month's equipment feature on page 68 to inspire creative cake baking.

73. If you always eat out, or live out of tins, you are missing a whole activity of self fulfilment in life.

74. Tins of things; they seemed particularly fond of tinned peaches, there was a whole stack of tins of peaches.

75. YOu have to buy the very smallest amounts, like small tins.

76. Scores of meticulously labelled tins containing sub-assembly fixings were stacked at the rear of the workshop.

77. By the time the tins had fallen that far, the wind and slipstream would have blown them all over the sky.

78. I knew, Lee thought, as she stacked tins and packets in the food cupboard, I knew.

79. During the afternoon he'd made a small quantity of Recipe 179 - enough to fill three biscuit tins.

80. She wedged their magazines between old paint tins and imperfectly washed milk bottles and towers of flowerpots, and crept away.

81. Only a quick dash to the shelter of a stack of tins saved them.

82. He prescribed a diet, which included these tiny gourmet tins of prime lean meat in savoury jelly.

83. Many specialist tins are made from tin plate or aluminium.

84. The 3, 6, 9, formula makes enough for two 7-inch tins.

85. Dresser: Fitting cups, saucers, plates, tins, etc. into cupboards or on to shelves.

86. These were very simple devices two small paraffin burners in square tins which gave a modest flame.

87. The sellers had agreed to sell a quantity of tinned pears which were to be packed in cases containing 30 tins each.

88. Leave cakes to cool in tins, then turn out and store, wrapped in fresh greaseproof paper and foil.

89. But, before he could say anything, Mrs Danby emerged from round a large pile of tins of tuna-fish.

90. Jars of boiled sweets, rusks, biscuit tins and chocolate boxes are on view.

91. For this purpose, rolling pins, cutters of different shapes and sizes, and cake tins should be available.

92. Tins can be an important consideration in applications where the power available to drive the motor is limited.

93. He took the tins of food through to the lean-to and piled them up on the draining board.

94. The floor was a carpet of aerosol cans, and crumpled bags,[http:///TINS.html] and tins of lager.

95. Stand tins on a baking tray lined with a double thickness of brown paper.

96. However, it is only more economical to buy paint in tins provided that you use it quickly, within weeks.

97. Tins took some temerity, but it was fruitless.

98. Sardine tins can be the very devil to open.

99. Those empty tins are then melted down and reused.

100. Always scrub the tins out before using them again.

101. Think twice about discarding goods like old potato chip canisters and coffee tins.

102. How many tins of dog food can we buy with that?

103. Scavenger hunts. Hide items such as tins of food, tube of toothpaste, toys, shoes etc. around your house and let your kids find them.

104. All he could find was a stale soda cracker in one of the tins his mother had left behind when she ran off with the dentist.

105. A comparative study on the hypha change pattern of six Flammulina velutipes strains at different growth periods was reported in tins paper.

106. We investigated the case of a small businessman from Herakleion in Crete, who took his car, loaded it with tins of petrol, and first shot himself and then put fire to the whole car.

107. The research suggests that prices fall fairly often: central banks as well as consumers can give thanks for all those cut-price tins of beans.

108. Decrease of postoperative value of VE and V TINS was found after phrenic nerve transfer.

109. It's really surprising! How can 50 tins of goods disappear without trace?

110. But our exam report says there's a shortage of 50 tins.

111. All the tins were scoured, and the tables scrubbed snowy white.

112. Franklin's expedition carried nearly 8 000 lead-soldered tins containing meat, soup, vegetables and pemmican - a pressed cake of shredded dry meat.

113. Once these tins arrive at our manufacturing plant the wheels of the machine start turning.

114. Dumbledore was furious with him and Arabella Figg beat him around the head and body with her string shopping bag full of tins of cat food.

115. We were right about his food, because he produced a huge loaf from a cupboard filled with tins and he lit a gas ring in the corner of the room.

116. We can preserve meat in tins so that it does not go bad.

117. How many tins of dog food can we buy with the money? None.

118. A dairy owner and his wife fended off armed robbers with tins of coconut cream and a bottle of Sparkling Lime.

119. In this shipment, there is a difference of 50 tins.

120. PAVLOS TSIMAS: "We investigated the case of a small businessman from Herakleion in Crete, who took his car, loaded it with tins of petrol, and first shot himself and then put fire to the whole car."

121. Hide items such as tins of food, tube of toothpaste, toys, shoes etc. around your house and let your kids find them.

122. The film tins she and Ida used for ash trays were always brimming with butts.

123. Grease 9 - 10 muffin tins or with paper liners and divide the mixture into each.

124. To solve the major problem of additive fabrication, tins paper puts forward a new process to produce functional parts, especially metal parts, named Rolling Shaping Process (RSP).

125. Food producer in particularly specialized with Tuna products: Tuna and Vegetables, Tuna Salad, Appetizers ready to eat. Preserved foods in particularly edible mushrooms in jars and tins.