How To Use Cask In A Sentence
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More than 50 cask ales, lagers and ciders will be on available, including Abbot Ale, Cumberland Ale, Titanic Iceberg and Sam Smith's Old Brewery Bitter.
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Light whisky is stored in seasoned charred oak casks, which impart little colour or flavour.
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In the final scene the camera follows the course of a wire down a telephone pole and out to the fellow's tombstone where it dips into the earth and apparently down to his casket.
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All that was left was a heap of metal hoops from the casks.
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Robert Mueller, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, released a letter he had written to Mr. MacAskill in which he called the Scots minister's decision "inexplicable as it is detrimental to the cause of justice.
Lockerbie Fallout Spreads to London
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Beers being allowed to condition naturally in the cask calls for a certain care in handling.
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It was even said that when she died aged 44 he used the casket which had contained her ashes to mix cement.
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The poignant note lay in a bed of roses on an ivory white casket that featured two joker playing cards.
The Sun
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And that's it, that seems to be the sum total of the 'dodginess' of MacAskill's 'dossier'.
Dodgy Dossiers
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It was the "cluk-cluk" of water moving about inside the butt, its motion being caused by the pitching of the ship, and a slight rolling of the cask itself, which had not been steadily "cleated" in its place.
The Boy Tar
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An evening at the Magpie and Crown in Brentford was certainly lively, intellectually stimulating and at times hysterically funny; and I think their cask-conditioned scrumpy is probably at least twice the advertised strength...
A busy weekend...
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There was a cask of water with a ladle in the far corner of the yard.
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Another casket presents the adventurers with an intriguing puzzle.
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Legend has it that he threw the casket containing his old leader's heart into the enemy ranks, bidding the Bruce to lead him into battle one last time.
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Whisky is always kept in oak casks that have already stored another alcoholic beverage: usually bourbon or sherry, occasionally port and Madeira.
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An archaeologist was digging in the Negev Desert in Israel when he came upon a casket containing a mummy.
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3 Lay forth out of your everlasting scrine scrine > {Casket or cabinet for archival papers} 4 The antique rolls, which there lie hidden still, antique > ancient
The Faerie Queene — Volume 01
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Revealing, among other things, three large man-sized casks on deck, upended, with lids.
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The casket was made from boards with no knots from an evergreen tree.
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Many pubs do not sell cask ale because it is regarded as too difficult to handle.
Times, Sunday Times
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stave in a cask
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According to TMZ. com, the casket, called a Promethean, will feature a blue velvet interior and a hand-polished, mirror finish.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7
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Butter has been stored and shipped in wooden barrels, casks, tubs, and eventually paraffin paper and parchment.
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This glop went into a Pyrex dish and into the oven and appeared in tandem with holidays and caskets.
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Demyonov had gone home last week in an elaborate casket dark inside the cargo hold of a Tupolev airliner.
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He is careful that his distiller does his duty, of which he can be assured only, by rising at four o'clock, winter and summer, to see if the distiller is up and at his business, and that every thing is going well -- and to prepare every thing and article necessary -- to attend and see the hogs fed, and that the potale or slop be cold when given, and that the cattle be slopped -- that the stills are not burning, nor the casks leaking, &c. &c.
The Practical Distiller An Introduction To Making Whiskey, Gin, Brandy, Spirits, &c. &c. of Better Quality, and in Larger Quantities, than Produced by the Present Mode of Distilling, from the Produce of the United States
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As you know, whisky straight from the still is gin-clear; its xanthic tint is produced by tannins in the oak casks in which it matures.
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The company is one of the few brewers in the country that still employs a cooper crafting wooden casks in which the beers mature.
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Ear-rings in various shapes, necklaces in numerous rows, bracelets in the forms of hoops or snakes for the upper and lower arms, and various other trinkets v. 'ere in great request, and were kept in a species of casket or box, called pyxis, from the name of the wood of which it was orignaliy made; and these caskets, as Avell as the small oval hand mirrors of metal,
Costume of the ancients
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Livermore identified with the slave mother and defended her actions when she wrote, ‘Ay, my hand could ope the casket, and thy precious soul set free: Better for thee death in Heaven, than a life of slavery!’
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The thieves get away with the casket but not the jewels, which Lizzie has extracted for safe keeping.
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They shipped the new Beaujolais in cask and served it direct from the wood.
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That's when they put the casket in the rotunda and everybody comes to see him.
RANDOM ACTS OF SENSELESS VIOLENCE
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Something like a Macallan 18 year old can actually contain several much older barrels in the mix (called "vatting"), aged in rare sherry casks.
A bright orange bag on the carousel
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According to most studies, people's number one fear is public speaking. Number two is death. Death is number two. Does that sound right? This means to the average person, if you go to a funeral, you're better off in the casket than doing the eulogy. Jerry Seinfeld
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Bashing Claire McCaskill for wanting to trim the giveaways is a little misleading.
Matthew Yglesias » A Flawed Stimulus is Better than No Stimulus
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The metal casket is apparently in decent condition with just a bit of rust and water damage.
Boing Boing
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Further south the heady brew is cognac, aged in oak casks and sought out by connoisseurs around the world.
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Distilled twice in the odd-looking Charentais still, with only the heart, not head or tails, of the run, then aged for many years in oak casks, cognac eventually acquires its distinctive, warm, woody, rancio flavour.
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Port that has been left to age in wooden casks for six or more years begins to take on a tawny colour and a soft, silky character as the phenolics are polymerized.
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Resuscitation efforts were aided when a cask of the ship's brandy bobbed alongside.
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There are two ways in which cask beer can be stored that interfere with the vital secondary fermentation.
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In the solera system, wine from many vintages is matured in the cellars in separate casks.
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If the casket he chose contained the portrait, he could marry Portia; if not, he would be compelled to leave and never woo another woman again.
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The actual aging of Holandas in oak casks is what makes brandy into the drink we enjoy today.
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I want your demise to occur in a sloppy sort of way that forces a closed casket funeral -- and the casket is the size of an Altoids tin because that's all it took to hold what the cops scraped off the walls.
Yipes.
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-- I sadly fear these stout old Greeks, having power for the nonce, would, throwing philosophy to the dogs in a moment of paroxysmal indignation, despite physiognomies trained to resemble their own, have these fellows casked up in tubs without lanterns, but with the appropriate "snuffers," fit emblems of their faiths, and dropped far outside Sandy Hook.
Percy Bysshe Shelley as a Philosopher and Reformer
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This she anointed with deadly drugs and placing it in a casket she sent her sons with it to the new bride.
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As well as the raw materials used, often from local sources, the maturation of a whisky in cask is extremely important when forging its character.
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She took from her jewel casket all her finest brooches and pins, and chose again the silver one covered with garnets, as it was largest and most beautiful.
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There is disclosed a cask and chime assembly wherein the cask has end surface side wall portions of reduced diameter relative to the central wall surface portion of the cask.
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the cask was set abroach
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More surprisingly, the Pitti Palace at Florence housed a collection of amber vessels, cabinets, figures, caskets and crucifixes.
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In Old French oeiller was to fill a cask to its eye or bunghole - to the eyeballs, as you might say.
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The latter is matured in American bourbon casks, but then finished - transferred - into sweet oloroso sherry casks for up to a year.
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Try not to confuse this word with 'tapper', somebody who taps casks, or one who 'touches' you for money.
Times, Sunday Times
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The chance came when the wine was transferred to a new oak cask in the cellar under a hospital in Strasbourg where it has always been kept.
Times, Sunday Times
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Held in Victoria Hall, the festival will feature 110 beers and cask ales, including beers from Germany, Belgium, America and Ireland, as well as ciders and fruit wines.
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His specialty was making caskets and exquisite pieces of household furniture, including walnut desks and mantel pieces.
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Why a butt of wine should be a cask of wine of 570 litres whereas a butt of beer is a keg of eighty litres less is questionable.
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If you arrive when the cask is tapped, you'll get to see the cellarman (or "landlord" or "publican", etc.) tap the cask.
Long Island Beer Events
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Thankfully, our chosen casks were in good condition so we ordered fresh samples for our final selection to be forwarded to Kendal.
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Police top brass carry the casket, wrapped in the colours of the South African flag, to the grave.
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A general rule of thumb is that whisky which has been laid down and matured in former fresh oak sherry casks tends to be - after the correct period - a darker colour than that which is matured in refilled white oak casks.
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Ahab considers this and then goes to the deck and orders that the casks be examined.
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The caul of Jaimie Clare Noonan (blessed by Chaplain Loch) now rests in a special casket.
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Some rather solid-sounding sounding justifications for the procedure have been advanced, above and beyond the fact that embalming is good business for the undertaker because it helps him to sell more expensive caskets.
The Undertaker's Racket
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The cask in which Ronald Huckvale will be placed on his 21st birthday will be a ponto - the equivalent in gallonage to four barrels.
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From the guarded and secretive streets of the whitewashed barrios, with their flower-strewn interiors, to the shady bodegas where ice cold sherry is served from ancient wooden casks, everything about Seville says romance.
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As well as seeing how whisky is made, visitors to the Glenfiddich Distillery can see coopers making oak casks.
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Further south the heady brew is cognac, aged in oak casks and sought out by connoisseurs around the world.
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In accordance with custom, the casket remains closed and there is no embalming or cosmetology performed.
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When she died, her body was laid to rest before the high alter and a casket containing her husband's embalmed heart was placed beside her.
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Claire McCaskill is returning the private jet she used taxpayer dollars to fly, prompting roughly 432,481,021 pun-tastic articles using the word "turbulence.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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Convoys of Highland garrons, laden with whisky ‘ankers’ or casks would regularly set out over the hills to supply markets throughout the north east and beyond.
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I think, traditionally, pall-bearers actually carried the casket in the procession.
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In addition, local microbrewery Wild Rose Brewery features a cask of real ale on the first Friday of each month at a different pub each month.
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We found a lot of old sails in a locker at the fore end of the forecastle, and these we divided, taking away a sufficiency to kindle a good rousing fire in the hold; and over these, as soon as we had deposited them in a suitable position, as well as over those remaining in the locker, we poured a few buckets of tar from a cask we found abroach on deck.
For Treasure Bound
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Such of us as associate their earliest recollections of the name with the annual cask of wine will read with interest that though the wine, thanks to the oidium or some malady of that sort, is a thing of the past, the spot retains many other charms ample to justify a trip to its shores by a more roundabout way than the slow and direct or costly and circuitous routes laid down by Mr. Benjamin.
Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, September, 1878
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Find the lead casket and do open that.
A Time of War
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They will only produce eight casks, each containing around nine gallons, of the 4.9% ale.
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Recent limited-edition releases of various cask finishes have been building the distillery's reputation and it is tipped as one to watch.
Times, Sunday Times
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The cask savours of the first fill.
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When the hissing noise subsides, the bung is driven in firmly, and a little hole is made in the head of the cask, near the bung, which is stopped with a wooden peg.
The Lady's Country Companion: or, How to Enjoy a Country Life Rationally
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Kiwis have gone from drinking cask wine and sherry to learning to appreciate quality vintages, and that's a development he'll drink to any day.
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The wines were exported in cask and bottled and cellared there.
Vintage port: 1948 Taylor, 1945 Fonseca, 1927 Niepoort | Dr Vino's wine blog
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The format … was that of a box or casket, the raw materials for which were provided by the specimen itself, made up in the form of a book – varying in size from folio to duodecimo – with the ‘front cover’ forming a sliding lid …
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More surprisingly, the Pitti Palace at Florence housed a collection of amber vessels, cabinets, figures, caskets and crucifixes.
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The modern metallic burial casket is a step in the same direction, and many a dead man who ought now to be ornamenting his neighbors lawn as a tree, or enriching his table as a bunch of radishes, is doomed to a long inutility.
August « 2009 « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground
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On the 31st, our voyagers having completed their wooding, and filled their water casks, Mr. Cook sent out two parties, one to cut and make brooms, and another to catch fish.
Narrative of the Voyages Round The World, Performed by Captain James Cook
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But the casket containing the ashes is initially being placed in another vault at St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
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You can have a regular casket, or Summum's artists will take a death-mask and create a hand-made mummiform [outer shell] to fit your exact form, either in the Egyptian style or whatever asthetic or religious style you prefer.
Archive 2007-04-01
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You should also try their homemade cider, which is served out of small wooden caskets.
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He drew some cognac from the cask into a tin cannikin.
Treasure Island
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Survivors include his wife of 38 years, Tina Caskin Siegfried; three daughters; his mother; two sisters; and a grandson.
Larry Siegfried, 71; basketball player with Ohio State, Boston Celtics
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Armagnac is always aged in oak casks before being bottled and sold.
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Bain and McCaskill have complementary skills - she is creative while he is highly organized.
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For that reason a number of their "greaser" assistants were taken to the car before noon and the hydrogen cask was loaded on the small wagon and carefully freighted to the corral.
The Air Ship Boys : Or, the Quest of the Aztec Treasure
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It was a pretty casket, made of the margarite of the sea.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, No. 61, November, 1862
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In fact, cask is under-represented in the north, largely because "northern" brands such as John Smith's and Boddingtons are in decline.
Real ale revival continues as women and young buy more
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The escort carries with him or her a flag during the flight which is then draped over the casket upon arrival.
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The casket, escorted by ushers in white formal attire, was borne on an open white hearse led by eight impressive horses.
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The diameters are almost identical; coopers made tight casks with remarkably similar proportions, for similar capacities, regardless of the names of the casks.
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To get the juice through the bunghole, a device like a small half cask with a tube on the bottom termed a tundish or tunpail was employed as a funnel.
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As soon as the gale moderated Mr. Pike had the cask brought aft and broached, and now the steward and Wada have it all in bottles and spare demijohns.
CHAPTER XXXVI
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He says, moreover, that all goods carried from the said islands are mere trifles, from which the land derives no profit -- such as porcelains, escritoires, caskets, fans, and parasols, all flimsy and very unprofitable.
The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 06 of 55 1583-1588 Explorations by Early Navigators, Descriptions of the Islands and Their Peoples, Their History and Records of the Catholic Missions, as Related in Contemporaneous Books and Manuscripts, Showing
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The revival of cask ale has also helped to drive a surge in the number of new breweries.
Times, Sunday Times
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They're spirits -- ghosts of sailors that drowned as long ago as when that cask went adrift from a sinkin 'ship, an' that's years an 'years, Miss, as anybody can see, lookin' at the size of the barnacles on it.
CHAPTER XXXVI
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Barrie had to nose more than upward of around 60,000 casks before becoming Glenmorangie's master blender.
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The pack consists of a casket containing the Aborigine Flag, a number of didgeridoos, as well as various tools used by the Aborigine people who spent their lives as hunters and gatherers in order to survive.
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Vintners tap a cask by broaching it, or enlarging a hole with a boring-bit also called a broach.
No Uncertain Terms
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Oodles and oodles of it, my gentlemen, in cask and chest, in cask and chest, a fathom under the sand.
CHAPTER IX
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Originally a toilet box, jewel casket, or container for incense, it was adopted as early as the 4th century to hold the reserved Host, and carry it in procession or to the sick.
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As if we lived in some kind of tinpot theocracy, Mr. MacAskill intoned that Megrahi would be judged by "a higher authority.
The Lockerbie Bomber and Scotland's Disgrace
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The advent of metal casks has all but finished the craft of coopering, except at Theakston's brewery in Masham.
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The earliest example of European poetry about a stranded whale is an Anglo-Saxon inscription on a whale bone casket of about 700 AD.
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Her body shook with her cries, as she looked up at the wooden casket that held her beloved inside.
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Dry disposal or storage involves placing the spent nuclear fuel rods in so-called castor casks, specially-designed steel and concrete cylinders.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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A firkin, as the reader probably knows, is the least compromising of casks, and Mr Latter regularly attended in person to "spile" it.
Nicky-Nan, Reservist
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The yeast is kept in the beer, and the beer undergoes secondary fermentation over a period of time in the cask.
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The cask of Oakham Bishops Farewell is a full firkin which is about 80 pints.
Long Island Beer Events
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It's toluidine," the physician apologized, noticing McCaskey's gaze.
Call to Treason
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Shall we broach another cask of wine?
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He revealed the secret of the pub's success lies in the oak casks where the beer is stored.
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Montmorin knew what was coming, but just then the forward carronade sent a shattering cask of musket balls into the Revenant's belly and belched a pall of smoke above the ship.
Sharpe's Trafalgar
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Mavis stood with her back against the rear wall, near the drinks bar; peering at the open casket.
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We had ventured into this vacant house, as I have said: its larders were well plenished; its vaults were full of marshalled brigades of bottles and battaglia of casks.
John Splendid The Tale of a Poor Gentleman, and the Little Wars of Lorn
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It was glorious waste; down below the casks were swilled and scrubbed out with freshwater, and the swillings drained into the bilge whence the ship's pumps would later have to force it overboard at some cost of labour.
Hornblower And The Hotspur
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Large, rotting cider casks in a derelict part of the mill bear silent witness to this now forgotten trade.
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Clarets are aged in stainless steel vats or oak casks, and are bottled only when they are considered ready for sale.
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Rowena opened the small silver-chased casket, and perceived a carcanet, or neck lace, with ear-jewels, of diamonds, which were obviously of immense value.
Ivanhoe
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During a graveside service, a widow and her son stood near the casket as the minister applauded the life of their husband and father.
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Each element of the furniture is exemplary, and some items such as the casket for communion wafers (a gold box in the side chapel) are quite exquisite.
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First comes the sherry casks, then there's the traditional bourbon casks from America, and finally it is moved to new oak casks, coopered from American timber.
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A burial urn is a specific urn meant for being buried underground, like traditional caskets.
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Several more volumes abruptly vanished into the locked caskets in the garderobe.
Secrets of the Tudor Court
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So, like a careful captain, Leif got his dried fish, his smoked deer - meat, his water casks, and his lumber by degrees all on board; he lit the watch fires as usual at sundown; but by moonrise, with the early tide he and his men slipped quietly out of their stockaded camp and into their vessel, and silently drifted out to sea before the warm land-wind that still was faintly blowing.
The Iron Star — and what It saw on Its Journey through the Ages
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When the liquor is about 70°, it is generally tunned off into a large vat or cask for it to ferment.
The Lady's Country Companion: or, How to Enjoy a Country Life Rationally
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No wonder that Alexander carried the Iliad with him on his expeditions in a precious casket.
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Well, it just so happens that the beneficial phenolic compounds found in the skins and pips of red grapes are also present in oak - and Armagnac spends years maturing in oak casks.
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A cask is usually small enough that it will be finished the same night that it is tapped.
Long Island Beer Events
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The poignant note lay in a bed of roses on an ivory white casket that featured two joker playing cards.
The Sun
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Given that coopering is still very much a manual industry and dependable on skilled tradesmen, our main aim is to ensure that distilleries have a readily available supply of quality casks for their filling programme.
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They brew cask beers using only traditional methods and use mainly locally grown hops wherever possible.
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Inspired Bicycles" by Danny MacAskill, and a bizarre yet strangely riveting claymation zombie movie before giving in to the desire for a "squidgy" egg of our own.
The Kitchn
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The narrative is as compelling in the form of a 14th century ivory casket as it is in a 19th century lithograph by the Kellogg brothers or James Tissot's series The Prodigal Son in Modern Life, which tells the tale in the context of modern shipmen.
Menachem Wecker: Five Prodigal Son Art Trends for Father's Day
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Caskey and his wingman took up their position over the amphibious group heading for the beach.
BALANCE OF POWER
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After fermentation these wines go into the same type of casks as wines destined to become Fino.
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People were shown, apparently in distress, and a man was shown walking over lava to save a cask of Guinness from a damaged building.
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Carried in Ghanaian-made caskets, these Africans are just a few of hundreds exhumed from a centuries-old gravesite in New York City.
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Having examined it, she opened the casket, and took from it a little ointment.
The Princess and the Goblin
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They do everything from logging the trees on their extensive timberland to lining the caskets with white muslin.
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Maturate partly in French oak barrique and partly in Slovenian oak casks for about 12-15 months.
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In those days, he remembers, Ian McCaskill got the biggest postbag.
Chilly outlook forecast for the BBC's weathermen
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I brined it only overnight and smoked it with mesquite and wine-cask oak in a weber smoker (borrowed).
Smokin' Meat!
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In short, it takes a dedicated publican or cellarman to properly install, maintain and use cask ales.
Archive 2009-08-01
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The use of lacquered caskets and coffers for the storage of valuables recurs in a number of paintings.
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The filled casks were then brought on small carts or by packhorses, each carrying two firkins.
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Then the children put their letters into the casket and kissed their mother's forehead, then Jonathon put his letter in the casket and looked at his wife.
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Everyone laid white and pink roses on the casket before the end of the burial.
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For example: scrine > {Casket or cabinet for archival papers} (c) Notes
The Faerie Queene — Volume 01
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As it lay in the chancel an elegant crown of evergreens and roses, surmounted by a cross of immortelles, was placed at the head, and a wreath of japonicas and lilies at the foot of the casket.
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In the tropics, just a few years of aging in an oak cask can create a depth of taste that takes twice as long to create for liquors, such as cognac, in Europe's colder climates.
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Her coffin was placed next to his in a vault within the chapel, where the casket containing the ashes of Princess Margaret was also interred.
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Having live yeast in the cask ensures freshness because the ongoing fermentation helps to eliminate staling products that appear and the fresh hops ensure a vigorous hop flavour.
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Oodles and oodles of it, gold and gold and better than gold, in cask and chest, in cask and chest, a fathom under the sand," the
CHAPTER IX
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Even a quarter of a century ago, some port still came down-river on rabelo boats piled high with casks to be stored in cool port lodges.
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In New Zealand, jewelry is placed carefully in a casket.
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The shiny pearl-tinted casket was circumfused with bright full-headed blooms.
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The poignant note lay in a bed of roses on an ivory white casket that featured two joker playing cards.
The Sun
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Almost five years after her first funeral, her grave was reopened and a small casket containing the missing parts placed inside.
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Other superbly enamelled and jewelled reliquaries were on display, too, including the hugely elaborate casket of the 12 th-century Abbot Boniface.
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Brookes blamed a "very deficient" products list for contributing to the business's lack of success, with the lack of European fruit beers, draught German wheat beer, "real" cask ciders or perries and very few bottled low-alcohol lagers or world beers.
Rss news feed for Morning Advertiser
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Nonetheless, reliquaries and monstrances continued to be made, the former usually as caskets with glass sides, although traditional forms also survived into the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Then do I perceive, with vain regret of wasted opportunities, the advantage of a pancratic or pantechnic education, since he is most reverenced by my little subjects who can throw the cleanest summerset or walk most securely upon the revolving cask.
The Complete Poetical Works of James Russell Lowell
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A ‘decent’ funeral came to include a lacquered hearse, ornate casket, floral wreaths, and rented banners, crape, gloves, and sashes.
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The cremated bones are thought to have originally lain in a locked wooden casket decorated with lion-headed studs and bronze rings.
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The egg of the bird breaks clumsily under the blows of a wart-like excrescence which is formed expressly upon the beak of the unborn bird; the egg of the Cricket, of a far superior structure, opens like an ivory casket.
Social Life in the Insect World
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Each year the vinegar is transferred into a smaller cask.
Food Watch
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She also shows her bias for Bassanio in the music she plays when he is choosing the caskets.
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Now that sherry is no longer shipped in cask, some Scotch whisky distillers in Scotland have their barrels ‘broken in’ in Jerez with sherry.
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A simple wooden casket rested inside, at the back, still secured.
Times, Sunday Times
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For this reason, real ale is also commonly referred to as cask-conditioned or bottle-conditioned ale.
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Demyonov had gone home last week in an elaborate casket dark inside the cargo hold of a Tupolev airliner.
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She became a professional seamstress with her own alteration store, stitching everything from sun bonnets to wedding gowns to linings for caskets.
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There was no lead on board to make a coffin: a cask called a leaguer, which is of the largest size on shipboard, was therefore chosen for the reception of the Body; which, after the hair had been cut off, was stripped of the clothes except the shirt, and put into it, and the Cask was then filled with brandy. [
The Death of Lord Nelson
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A knot forms in Jared's stomach as he watches the casket go by; the casket that contains the body of his beloved.
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I tell the bar girl to fetch him the good stuff from the small casks, not the maroon vinegar we serve the churls, then sit next to him.
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This social comedy takes on new height when Tony attempts to help Constance and her lover elope with her casket of jewels.
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We had passed through long walls of piled skeletons, with casks and puncheons intermingling, into the inmost recesses of the catacombs.
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In a rush of reciprocity, the Americans allowed funerals limited trespass, sparing pall-bearers the burden of toting caskets an extra 100 metres to the church's vestibule.
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Caskets of Loveliness, Beauty, as they way be called; glaring caricatures of flowers, singly, in groups, in flower-pots, or with hideous deformed little Cupids sporting among them; of what are called “mezzotinto,” pencil-drawings,
The Paris Sketch Book
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There are two ways in which cask beer can be stored that interfere with the vital secondary fermentation.
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And we were standing at this open casket and we were weeping together.
Christianity Today
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Robert J. Biggins, a former president of the National Funeral Directors Association, said J.ckson's body is likely in his casket, which he identified as a custom-made, top-of-the-line coffin made by the Indiana-based Batesville Casket Company that is called a "Promethean.
Local News from The Lakeland Ledger
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They had a little basket they put over there right by the casket.
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However a US government study has concluded armed terrorists could get at a nuclear cargo by using explosives to blow open the transport casks.
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This signed plaquette is taken from a rock-crystal plaque that formed part of a casket completed for Pope Clement VII in 1532.
Archive 2009-02-01
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After the ritual blessing, the relic was replaced in its casket.
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Topping up casks of wine is essential in order to stop the wine turning into vinegar; alternatively, a layer of olive oil can be floated on the surface of the wine.
