milk churn BrE
milk can

She left him and joined those at the milk churns.

Take it back to the shop, in You've seen these old milk churns.

It used an old milk churn instead of a mailbox post.

One director, we already know, invented the milk churn.

Well I fill the milk churns with the livers and take them up to the shop.

In the hedges, under milk churns, by the stone stiles.

They were intended for carrying heavy or unstable items such as milk churns.

She had shuffled forward several places when two soldiers entered carrying a metal milk churn.

In its heyday it was sending out about fifty 17 gallon milk churns each day.

There were few stations without their coal sidings or their milk churns.

My stummick feels like the bottom of a milk churn."

The milk churn is not, however, used for the act of churning, but rather to transport milk.

The station primarily handled dairy produce, particularly milk churns.

In India milkmen usually still use milk churns that are no longer used in western countries.

In 1963, instead of milk churns, glass packaging for milk and yogurt were introduced.

But I've got a station and porters, and some milk churns.'

This portable object looks like a small milk churn, but, in fact, is built from two skins of metal around a central flue.

Also recovered were more explosives in a milk churn, bomb-making equipment and five assorted weapons.

Often, the milk was delivered direct from the farmer to the local railway station in milk churns.

The business transported milk churns to Manchester dairies and returned with corn supplies for local farms.

Milk churns on a hand cart and an old Midland Railway poster bring back images of a former age.

A dairy once stood here and you can still see where milk churns were once loaded onto the morning milk train.

A milk churn is a tall, conical or cylindrical container for the transportation of milk.

It was the hub of activity in milk delivery and milk churns were a feature of every station.

The accretion disc swirled below the flower-ship, like scum on the surface of a huge milk churn.

Milk can also provide all of the fluids a child needs.

I therefore told the story of how the milk can got its dent.

The milk can fell to the ground, and I caught her in my trembling arms.

Bacteria in milk can come from sources other than the animal.

Milk can be added or not, depending on one's taste.

Other ingredients such as milk can be added depending on personal taste.

The color and rich taste of the milk can be attributed to the high oil content.

With the back seat removed, up to six milk cans could be carried.

Be careful as the milk can easily rise and boil over.

Expressed milk can also be used when a mother is having trouble breastfeeding.

"It's the one with the two milk cans painted white," someone says.

Such milk can be used only in domestically produced cheese.

Breast milk can give a baby extra protection from infection.

It is sometimes referred to as a milk can.

Milk can also be used as replacement for water, to make the stew more creamy.

"Milk can act like an acid on blades," he said.

Despite repeated searches, the rest of the archive, including the third milk can, was never found.

Cow's milk can trigger allergies, especially if they run in the family.

A battered metal milk can dangled from the other hand.

Buffalo, camel and even mare's milk can also be used.

In other parts of the world, raw milk can often be bought directly from the farmer.

The team who wins the Milk Can gets to keep it for a year.

One of the milk cans was temporarily put aside so the fish could cook.

She listened and heard enough of what was being said to know it was the girl with the milk can.