- A
gin and
tonic is a
highball ****tail made with
gin and
tonic water poured over a
large amount of ice. The
ratio of
gin to
tonic varies according to taste...
- headframe. This
contained a
wheel called a
gin wheel which lifted buckets of rock up to a
raised platform called a brace.
Wheeled buckets then
carried the...
-
nineteenth century.
Horse whims were also used to
power team boats. The
gin wheel at
Nottingham Industrial Museum dating from 1844, is a
wooden drum, set...
-
gin−gan,
gin−gang,
gin−house,
gin−race, horse−gear,
horse mill/horse-mill, round−house, track−shed, four−wheelhouse,
wheel−rig,
wheel−shade and
wheel−shed...
- Beer
Street and
Gin Lane are two
prints issued in 1751 by
English artist William Hogarth in
support of what
would become the
Gin Act.
Designed to be viewed...
- was shallow, and
there was no need to sink deep mine shafts. The
gin was a
wooden wheel device on a
spindle that was
pulled round by a horse. This then...
-
roller cotton gins,
during the
Delhi Sultanate in the
thirteenth or
fourteenth centuries. A
gearbox designed using a worm and worm
wheel is considerably...
- into a
gin fizz. It was po****r
during the 1940s, and
Kevin Starr includes it in "an
array of
drinks (the
gin sour, the
whiskey sour, the
gin Rickey,...
- The
rickey is a
highball made from
gin or bourbon, lime juice, and
carbonated water.
Little or no
sugar is
added to the rickey. It was
created with bourbon...
- a
gable wall, with a
ridge timber strong enough to
support a hoist. A
gin wheel on this beam can
provide a
simple rope hoist,
sufficient to lift a sack...
