Instead, take a tin of Vaseline, which will also melt, but will be less annoying.
In the hardware store, he found a paraffin stove, and took it home with a tin of fuel.
These so-called safes are designed to camouflage your treasure--a can of Coke, say, or a tin of soup.
She added that he was also offered him a tin of ravioli which was almost a year past its sell-by date.
There was a paddock with sun on it, he said, and they sat there munching their stale sandwiches and drinking a tin of Pepsi-Cola each.
On the first day out, he loaded it with his wallet, keys, BlackBerry, digital recorder, notepad, pen, bifocals, work ID card, newspaper and a tin of mini Altoids.
Fill up this bag with a sheet of tin, a few grains of gold, a gram of silver, some plywood, a pork belly and some palladium.
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He holds a silver tin of emerald-green spinach that could also be a pot of money.
"Oz the Great and Powerful, " like so many products of movie studios that have lost their way, is a Tin Man of epic proportions bright and shiny, with no heart.
Donaldson happily goes downstairs and prepares the tray, opening a new tin of biscuits in honor of the occasion.
Suppose, for example, that you are given a huge tin of assorted chocolates.
Sony, for example, uses a blend of tin and other materials for some of its lithium-ion batteries.
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Dr Carter and his graduate students have been experimenting with a dummy mine in a cake tin full of sand.
Lindiwe was living in a series of tin shacks with her three children ages 4, 1 and 3 months, along with an aunt, a grandmother and an 18-year-old brother.
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The son writes that every miner's cabin had a "tin full of fermented dough, used in place of yeast in making bread, biscuits and flapjacks" hanging over the hot stove.
In 1875, the Constitution found a home in a tin box in the bottom of a closet in a new building that housed the Departments of State, War, and Navy.
Others recommend wrapping a burger in tin foil with a few teaspoons of water before putting it on the grill.
Durning amassed several important Broadway credits, including playing Big Daddy in a 1990 revival of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and opposite George C Scott in Inherit the Wind in 1996.
Johansson, currently starring in a Broadway production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, said the audition for Les Miserables "brought back so many memories" from when she tried out for the role of Cosette as a child.
Goldman Sachs showed a typical tin ear by withdrawing its sponsorship of a fund-raiser for a credit union (financial co-operative) on November 3rd because it planned to honour Occupy Wall Street.
There is indeed a belt of alluvial tin ore ranging from Burma down to Indonesia.
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Chris Bentley wanted to take part in this special ritual last year but could only get his hands on a half-eaten tin of baked beans.
This appears to have been what it says on the tin: a series of discussions intended to reinforce New Labour themes like the need to be credible with business.
Other locals have embraced the new -- and highly controversial -- Black Forest gateau that can be found in a tin, the brainchild of baker Johannes Ruf who runs the Holzoffenbaeckerei in St Peter.
He probably liked the sight of my backside better than my face, she thought when she got up to refill her bucket and caught sight of herself in the mirror above one of the sinks, a square of polished tin screwed onto the wall.
So, go ahead and get the first-grader a Firefly if you must (we prefer two tin cans and a very long length of cord).
The tiny slice is complete with a tin bearing the royal coat of arms and a certificate of authenticity.
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However, the Attfields realised that he responded to quieter noises, such as the opening of a biscuit tin.
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