shive

In the period from 1980 to 2000 Shive had 61 residents.

A keg does not have a shive on the side.

By 1908 the community of Shive had four stores.

A man named Robert Shive was the namesake of the community.

The Sculptures of Shive found in both shrines are 4,000 years old.

Once the cask has been filled and fined, a new shive is hammered into place.

The major difference in appearance between a keg and a cask is the shive.

A shive is a wooden or plastic fitting used in ale casks.

The shive is effectively an adaptor that reconciles these conflicting requirements.

The hole in the centre of the shive will be sealed with a small wooden or plastic peg.

The shive with the spile will then be the highest point on the cask.

In 1910 Shive had 50 residents.

Shive received its first school, called the Union Hill School, in 1883.

The soft spile in the shive allows gas to vent off.

His father, Shive, coached the 1988 Indian Olympic track team.

Shive wagged a finger made shiny by wax.

At last Shive admitted it.

A small wooden peg called a spile is knocked into the soft core of the shive.

Shive touched his mous-tachioes, which he kept curled like the horns of a mountain goat.

Shive stared after the customs inspector.

The first victim was identified as Douglas L. Shive, 68 years old, of Manchester.

Shive took umbrage.

For washing and filling, the old shive is removed using a chisel or a special tool, revealing a hole around 3 inches (7.5 cm) across.

Shive is located in the Hamilton Independent School District.

Shive worked initially on physicial research, device development and later on education and training.