These punishments were usually for trivial offences such as dirty boots, brasses, or badly blancoed kit. |
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The tabernacle, sanctuary lamp and all brasses have been cleaned, polished and lacquered in both Mulranny and Tiernaur churches. |
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We spent the time blancoing webbing, polishing brasses, removing the chrome finish from our boots and shrinking enormous berets. |
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Between the windows is a cherry bonnet-top chest-on-chest, about 1760-1780, with its original brasses. |
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The dominant decorative feature is the array of ornate brasses with pierced backplates. |
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All the chased and engraved brasses on the high chest are original, whereas those on the dressing table are replacements. |
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They were prepared to take the brasses off the door, to take the door off the hinges, and flog the lot. |
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Walk in to the Progress pub in Tuffnell Park, North London and you won't find horse brasses on the walls. |
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Or it could be the rustic halved barrels with horse brasses, pumps and a stuffed fish. |
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Given half a chance the British car designer would fit an open fire instead of a heater, and some horse brasses. |
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The church brasses were embedded in the floor, and in June 2002, thieves prised up six figures and took them away. |
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Unless protected, medieval brasses are pitted by their droppings, as are tomb slabs. |
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I sat enthralled at the harmony of the strings, brasses, winds and percussion. |
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The matter was settled in the summits of the Wellington Convention in which the Treaty of Vecca was signed by the top brasses. |
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What brasses me off is that a son of one of these refugees now wants to deny other refugees the sanctuary that was extended to his father. |
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Inside, dried hops and brasses hang from the rural-themed walls and a central bar acts serves both the games room and main lounge. |
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Tin additions significantly increase the corrosion resistance of some brasses, especially resistance to dezincification. |
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It was determined that the brasses with high zinc content were the ones that suffered dezincification when exposed to aggressive water. |
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The tin bronzes, as for chill casting, are suitable for centrifugal casting and, in addition, the high tensile brasses and aluminum bronzes may be centrifugally cast. |
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Interesting brasses from traction engine rallies adorn one wall. |
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Before and after the Reformation the families of the deceased commemorated them by erecting tombs bearing brasses or sculptures or placed elaborate gravestones in churchyards. |
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It was a centre of cultural production, as we call it, where they made tombs and brasses and all kinds of statuary and things like that, because they were near the cathedral. |
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It retains its original brasses, finials, and decorative carving. |
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The simplest brasses were inscribed with the name of the deceased. |
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The brasses, with the exception of the side handles, were replaced. |
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Internally there is a stunning collection of wool merchants' brasses. |
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It retains not only its original octagonal stamped English brasses and ivory escutcheons but also most of its gray-blue paper drawer and cupboard lining. |
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Mog and Kenn got two new ashtrays, horse brasses and some waterproofs. |
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And disgruntled consumers across the country will get the opportunity to vote for the one that brasses them off most of all over the course of the ten part series. |
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Its massive size, elegant blockfront facade, extensive use of mahogany large plates of mirror glass, and imported brasses made this an expensive and no doubt valued piece. |
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Then we went down to the pub at the corner of the road, a nice cosy oak-walled place filled with medics and rich old boys amid the gleam of mirrors and brasses. |
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When the Westingshire Brewery took over the Goat and Compasses in the mid-seventies they favoured faux nineteenth century horse brasses and a liberal smearing of oak veneer. |
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Horse brasses are the traditional decoration on draft horse harnesses, hanging from the top of the headstall, on the horse's forehead. |
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Another was like an old English inn with wood-lined walls and horse brasses. |
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The pub combined all the traditional English qualities of horse brasses, Formica and surliness. |
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The use of brasses as emblems was particularly prevalent in Somerset and the surrounding counties. |
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There are throbbing moans and wah-wahs and outbreaks on the part of the brasses, and it is all too much for an impressionable girl. |
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As he did last week, Dohnanyi lowered the risers on Disney Hall's stage, save for a small elevation of the woodwinds and brasses. |
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On the Olympics Those Olympic medals are so large they remind me of one of them Black Country horse brasses. |
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Moreover, the brasses sound mellower, the woodwinds airier, the strings crisper. |
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In keeping with the changes, the restaurant has also undergone a revamp, with the horse brasses replaced with stylish paintings. |
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If your look is all oak doors and horse brasses, it's a great addition. |
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See bread, sweets, nails and horse brasses being made from scratch. |
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My wife went for the dish for the day, which was chalked on a blackboard near horse brasses and old framed pictures including one of the famous Welsh iconic Salem depiction. |
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