Care must be taken in fixing the coolers, so as to admit the working tun underneath the coolers, to receive the wort: but this need not be consulted where there is a conveniency to convey the worts and work them in the cellar.
It often happens, where the mash tun is not used for a working tun, the grains are left in the mash tuntill the next morning, they will then be in a sour state; therefore the tun should be scalded before the next brewing.
The beer will also work much better in the tun and in less time become fit for use than if brewed as soon as it comes from the mill.
For many years after the birth of the Princess a bell was rung Sunday evenings so that all Londoners might meet and guard against danger by going over the lonely way to their homes in one large company.
Two little girls, daughters of an old friend of the Duke's, came once a week to see her, but they were several years her seniors.
Then she added: "I have every ground for being satisfied with Mr. Davys, and I think there can be no reason why he should not be placed in as high a position as his Majesty could wish.
At last the day came to an end with fireworks, and all the happy, tired people went home, fully convinced that under this new sovereign their country would be more prosperous than ever.
Then he requested the Prime Minister and several others to go to the Queen and inform her also of the King's death.
In 3 days we filled about twenty-six tun of water, and then had on board about 30 tun in all.
Was tun wir denn mit Ansorge allein und was geht er uns an?
He also believes that every person who is allowed to care for the insane will be greatly benefited by such instruction, and will be able to learn every thing taught, if the teacher uses simple methods and is patient to instruct.
The increasing number of these schools and pupils demands a second edition of this little manual.
Patients who are restrained are not to be further confined to a chair without specific order.
Other persons considering these cases and finding no delusions, or intellectual disturbances, or change in feeling, thinking, or acting due to disease, call the condition one of crime only.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tun" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: barrel; blimp; butt; cask; fatty; heavy; heavyweight; hippo; lump; pipe; tub
