a church key造句

• Who needs a church key when you've got a tap?
• Using a church key-style can opener, make a few more holes in the top of the can.
• If cooking the chicken on the can, using a church key-style can opener, make 2 additional holes in its top.
• Pop the top of the beer can and poke a few extra holes in it, using a church key-type can opener.
• Or appeal to the active lifestyle market and bring back beverage cans that have to be pierced with a pointy opener called a church key?
• Throw a pinch of your favorite dry rub into the remaining beer . ( You can also try lemonade in a can instead of beer . ) Some suggest popping an extra hole in the top with a church key can opener.
• After his last service at Stiffkey, Davidson had called at Hamond's house, apparently to ask for a church key, but Hamond refused to speak to him and told him " Clear out, or I'll kick you out ! ".
• This process produced the " cone-top " cans, later replaced by the flat-tops ( some of which carried instructions on how to use a church key to open them ), and then by the aluminum cans with pull tabs and pop tops.
• Once upon a time, perhaps in the late Pleistocene epoch, aluminum beer and soda cans were punctured by a device known to teen-agers as a church key, an object that, if one of them remains in a tar pit somewhere, may baffle archaeologists in the year 3020.