How to pronounce “tin can” in English

The tin can wasn't popularized until the late-20th century.

The tin can, it was invented in the late 19th century and popularized in the early 20th century.

electronic class tin can I don't even know what

And the whole tin can went, whee.

And he shows to Brown that the tin can is spinning around in this coil.

The fact that we can fly in a tin can, and it will take us from one city to another in 45 minutes

So, the Baltic herring produced in a tin can, it's produced in the region, for sure.

It's just a big, tin can, with some holes around the bottom, a smaller tin can in the middle, again, with some holes at the bottom.

something strange happens, because now it acts as a nucleation site that other tin can attach to, and it effectively brings that hill way down.

going, you brought me over here to show me a spinning tin can?

And I see the army, when I worked with the army, they are working-- they've been six weeks in a tin can with two other people.

Of course when there's a call to go to war in Iraq they're going to get those two people that were in a tin can within six weeks and only talk to them,

What's the point of sending humans to the moon or sending humans to Mars if you're going to keep them in a tin can--

What's unique with the sour herring though, is that it's fermented was salt in a tin can.

What makes it unique, though, is that it's first fermented in a barrel, and then it's transferred to a tin can and left to do a second fermentation in the tin can.

And I have this vision of Brown kind of peeking into the motor, looking into the doughnut, and seeing this tin can go spinning around and then looking at Tesla,

And I used to joke with my friends, I was getting carpal tunnel from like shaking the tin can all the time, trying to people through a couple