The blues should have a dark eye, the blues and tans ditto, with amber shades; livers and sandies, a light brown eye.
After the return from Bab'y-lon the Sa-mar'i-tans and the Jews grew farther and farther apart.
The Sa-mar'i-tans opposed the rebuilding of the temple (Ezra 4.
For the origin of the Sa-mar'i-tans see 2 Kings 17.
When fresh, the colours range from almost white through lightest tans and browns to a genuine red, and there is a silvery effect that is lovely on some of the large, baggy ones, hidden under bridges.
Owing to its weakness in tannin compared with other materials, oak bark tans very slowly.
If a tannin infusion be largely diluted with hard water and a little iodine solution added, the pyrogallol tans yield either a purple-red or a dark blue colour, the former being a reaction of gallic acid.
Pyrogallol tans yield no precipitate with bromine water.
Solutions of pyrogallol tans all give a blue-black colour with a dilute solution of ferric alum.
The chromate and iodine tests mentioned for pyrogallol tans give negative results with the catechol tans, but bromine water gives a precipitate, and sulphuric acid a crimson colour.
The phlobaphenes or "reds" are also typical of catechol tans from which grow catechins; they can be formed by boiling with dilute mineral acids.
This tannage is fairly typical of high-class sole leather, in which the liquors are worked down the yard, but worked towards the offal, which thus receives liquors with relatively greater proportions of mellow tans and soluble non-tans.
Upon these facts in general, depends the action of the mineral tans used in tanning furs.
These two tans were chosen because they represent opposite extremes, the salt-acid tan usually giving the poorest results, and the chamois tan giving the best results in practise in dyeing.
The corn and the good cheer will come as promised, but even now, my father, the chief of the Pow-ha-tans is gathering all his power to fall upon you and kill you.
Behold the heavens, as cloudless and as brightly azure as those of Ind; the fiery sun which tans the fairest cheek in a moment, and which fills the air with flickering flame; and O, remark the scenery and the vegetable productions.
I'll weary myself each night and each day, To aid my unfortunate brothers; As the laundress tans her own face in the ray, To cleanse the garments of others.
Imprinted at London in Fleteſtrete | nere to Saynct Dunſtans Churche | by Thomas Marſhe.
It rises in the uplands, near the Tans Mountains, but has no water in it, except when it happens to rain, which is very seldom.
The Desert of Tans extends a long distance inland, nearly to Mitchell's Mount, which is a lofty hill of 6000 feet, commanding most extensive views in every direction.
At dusk I limped slowly into Kissimmee with the new tans swinging idly on my arm.
By then the tans were well worn and the walking easy.
If the solution is filtered through a filter candle, a somewhat clearer solution results, but the latter also tans very slowly and yields a brown coloured leather.
This assumption is justified in view of the speed with which Neradol D completely penetrates and tans the pelt, since Neradol D containing acids and salts exhibits effects similar to those of a pickle.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tans" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
