1.
A dingy back room in Dublin was a bucket of cold water for most people and a cloak of invisibility for the rest
2.
A little-used mop stands in a bucket of dirty water in the center of the floor as if it were long ago forgotten there
3.
’ Molly responded, filling the bucket with fresh, hot, soapy water
4.
I remembered one of the guards saying that there was a bucket
5.
By the far wall of the cell I found a dry plastic bucket with a broken handle
6.
The bucket, for instance, felt clean and dry, but bathed in the aromas of moulded plastic and disinfectant I could sense a mixture of bleach and the faint tang of stale urine
7.
My still damp jeans and shorts lay at the foot of the bed and I put them in the bucket in a vain attempt to confine their ill-humours
8.
By edging my way along the mattress I could position myself opposite where I thought the bucket should be and then I shuffled forward onto the rough concrete floor
9.
Another shuffle forward and I felt the rim of the bucket against my thigh
10.
As I relieved myself the sound of liquid hitting the sides of the bucket burst the bubble of silence in my cell
11.
I held the bucket in front of my exposed manhood
12.
When he remembered how little inertial negation that bucket had, it all suddenly made sense
13.
The bottle spun off the tray and skittered across the floor of my cell, coming to rest against the back wall by the slops bucket
14.
I learned to control my body so that I didn’t have to use the bucket too many times, hating the crawling stink of my own detritus, and, oddly, I did not want The Kid to be offended by my bodily waste
15.
There was a stove full of hot coals and a bucket of
16.
He put a bucket
17.
The soldier took handfuls of water from the bucket and washed his face
18.
flow that’s still creating from a mixed bucket
19.
where the bucket stands
20.
The biggest trick was the bucket of water
21.
“Over here Trixy, come for the bucket of water
22.
“Yeah I will get you with more than a bucket of water”
23.
Jerry came in with a bucket of water and set it down
24.
The young man slid out of the cot and went to the water and dumped the bucket on his head
25.
riddled the fire and swept ashes into a bucket,
26.
Had they looked over their shoulders they would have seen a mad gleam in his eye and a bucket of popcorn on his lap, and Archibald would have heard him chuckling quietly to himself as he came face to face with the results of his curse from all those years ago
27.
Now get out of my cabin or I'll toss a bucket of water on you!"
28.
A seat above a bucket sort of arrangement which, when the lid is put down, tips the contents into the wasteg
29.
His magic level was such that it was still easier to just plink icecubes from a bucket than conjure them into the glass
30.
I rotated the beer bottles in the ice bucket to make them equally cold
31.
' I lunged for the ice bucket
32.
Jack filled his bucket with water from a couple of bottles of Tesco
33.
stripy, stood on the second step and placed the bucket between his
34.
into the bucket for each name that was read out aloud
35.
seven into the bucket, the high pitched snarl of a revving engine
36.
bucket tumbled down the memorial steps, Jack and Jill nursed their
37.
would have seen a mad gleam in his eye and a bucket of popcorn
38.
She knew the time was soon coming when she would have to use that bucket, even that much magic was denied her
39.
The farmers lived in small groups of stuccoed stone houses of several rooms each, with toilets that flushed with a bucket and little stone gutters that brought water from streams in the hills
40.
There’s a mop and a bucket and stuff
41.
There was an out-house instead of plumbing and a rope and bucket well next to the outdoor kitchen that was sheltered by the lean-to next to the back door
42.
Efficiently, Chrissie dug out a bucket from the cupboard and stood at the sink watching it fill with hot water
43.
She picked up the bucket and carried it towards the door
44.
’ He said firmly, filling a bucket with hot soapy water
45.
A bucket of water sat next to the contraption to pitch hit for the lack of a plumbed water supply, but other than that slight modification, the house was now as well furnished as any in the whole state of California
46.
– perhaps armed with a bucket of ice-cold water
47.
“Put that one in the bucket
48.
I gave a sarcastic “Okay” and threw the carp in the bucket of water
49.
Harry lifted a bucket to refill the tank and it was all set to go again
50.
trouble of providing a bucket for ablutions, Jean noticed
51.
and someone tossed out a bucket of slops into the street,
52.
Then, on the screen, the image of a bucket hat appeared
53.
carried the bucket of balls
54.
Next to him sat a bucket of vomit and blood
55.
wound was covered in blood, like John had dipped his hand in a bucket of crimson
56.
He lifted the bucket so that Carlos could extricate the black boxes
57.
Nelson was also in the bucket with the plasma cutter cutting into the tail
58.
Row after row of archers’ slits faced the Rift, and each tower had several cantilevered balconies large enough to hold a dozen soldiers or a war-machine; most commonly a catapult, scorpion, or giant, pourable bucket of molten lead
59.
Far below a pack of slug-mules pulled the counterweight bucket, occasionally pausing so they could rest or to allow workers to refill the bucket with water in order to maintain its level; just enough so it was slightly under the weight of the giant red stone, but not too much, else it accelerate to the ground at an uncontrollable rate
60.
As if in response the pulley's head beam suddenly lurched, causing the stone and the water bucket to wobble mid-air
61.
As the giant rectangle of red stone reached the apex of the pulley, a team of workers roped it in, guided it to its destination, then signaled to the ground below where the counterweight bucket was uncorked and the slug mules untethered, allowing the stone to settle into its final resting place
62.
was as if Jacques had thrown a bucket of cold water in his
63.
Granny was feeding Lemoss's Uncle Todd's shire horses with a bucket of oats and chopped vegetables
64.
young monk’s frown deepened as he lifted the bucket
65.
Then Nathaniel took a bucket and went to the rainwater butt
66.
‘Put down the bucket and sit with me a moment,’
67.
finally stood, took her bucket, and said:
68.
washed with water from a bucket
69.
It was when she fetched the tar bucket with which she salved the lame ewe’s ankle
70.
Hesper must have poured a full bucket of milk over his head to rouse him
71.
back, then returned with the tar bucket
72.
She lowered a bucket on a rope, hauled up water, and extinguished these two arrows
73.
He then removes the fish from the net, removes the hook from the fish, shows her her fish, and then drops it into the bucket
74.
“I got the fishing poles out and a bucket filled with
75.
of seconds, I made out a rough cot, under which a bucket sat, with a crust of shit around the edges
76.
If he could have continued to hold those flows of the Power, there might be some hope of victory; however, those weaves drained his strength like water leaking out of a bucket full of holes
77.
The words hit Raven like a bucket of ice cold water
78.
The chickens fought for position in the tiny coop door as they watched her pour a bucket of water into the tire
79.
She heaved a warm bucket of water from the sink and suppressed a smile as she met his concerned gaze
80.
” She held the gate as he carried the bucket of water into the stall
81.
He turned away from her and swore bitterly, driving his fist into the milk bucket
82.
Tall, thin, barely enough room to keep a mop and bucket in
83.
Hotter and hotter it became as the women concentrated on its intensity, slowly the raised it to a position about four feet from the ground where it sat, tumbling, turning, twisting, engulfing itself until it was tightly compressed and the size of a large bucket, when the ball flew out of the open window and into the small clearing
84.
It seemed that there were one of three ways to do it: number one — go for gold and just plunge your hand under that hen, grabbing the eggs in twos or threes and quickly putting them into your feed bucket; number two — reaching in and pulling the hen out by the neck until it got up and out on its own, or until it was forced out in one quick yank, and then, you enjoy the pleasantness of having a free for all at the unattended eggs; and number three (my personal favorite) — was to make enough noise by either beating on the nesting box with the shovel handle, or by yelling and screaming like a little girl at the sight of a spider as you try to do it the number one or two way
85.
For a while, I wasn’t much help to Grandpa, other than taking the eggs from his hand, putting them in the bucket, and then drying them off after he washed them
86.
Grandpa reached inside of the empty box, pulled out the eggs and put them in the bucket that I was holding
87.
I thrust the bucket of eggs into his beer gut
88.
Surprised, he grabbed the handle of the bucket and stepped back away from the next hen
89.
He would shuffle over to the trashcan container full of dry food, scooping out a feed bucket full and walking around to the different dog dishes, dispensing it evenly, while I would open a can of wet dog food and spoon-feed it to the prancing, salivating, weird-noise-making, heathen dogs
90.
She handed me some gloves, some scouring powder and a bucket of water, and I went to
91.
The first job I got with Chris was repairing the arms on a front end loader bucket
92.
She laid out the medical supplies on the bench, filled a bucket with clean water, and sat behind him
93.
He made the floor soft, scattering some straw over it, and put a bucket of water in the corner
94.
The other soldier dumped the contents of a wooden bucket over Bulow’s head
95.
We took care of our physical bodily needs in the carriage in a bucket, which we later dumped in the open fields
96.
“My theory is that it’s all just a drop in the cosmic bucket
97.
So I can see where he’s coming from, you know? I call it my, ‘Cosmic Bucket Theory
98.
It was a heavily-dented metal bucket, lying on its side, and with a thin trickle of water still moving down a smooth rock ledge towards the pond
99.
A bucket large enough to hold the milk bucket and ice water
100.
Put the covered milk bucket beneath the udder
1.
Rain bucketed blackly
2.
There were only two houses that showed his orders on tape—the rest, apparently, got bucketed
3.
I bucketed Rocinante out of California by the shortest possible route—one I knew well from the old days of the 1930s
1.
It was still bucketing down, but fortunately the motor was situated between the front seats so I checked the fuel line – petrol O
2.
The bucketing machine let loose a fall of glass and junk in its hideous interior
1.
Stumbling with two buckets full of putrescent refuse, the boy tossed the wet feces onto the head of the ballista
2.
'Yes, I've buckets of time
3.
Already there was a fair bit of activity in the streets – people wandering around in what she could only assume was special holiday attire for men of brightly coloured shorts and tops, some women in absurdly brief skirts, others in long muslin affairs that wouldn’t look out of place on Errd, most of them carrying bags of towels and dragging small noisy children laden with buckets and spades
4.
who carry rolls of paper, buckets and brushes
5.
It was flanked by two huge ice buckets, if indeed that's what they were
6.
As he made his way through the darkness he kicked various buckets, pots and pans that had been left strategically placed to deal with the many leaks that the roof had sprung during so many years of neglect
7.
'You want to know what a real man is, my boy? I think he is the one who laughs when he is ready to laugh, and when he is sad, he lets it out in buckets
8.
30 which gives us buckets of time before Katie has to be home for 10
9.
He also picked up three buckets that we used to chill beer
10.
After lunch, he led them to the tower, placed the four buckets in front of them and said, “I have been waiting for a pipe connection to repair our plumbing but it is unfortunately on back order with the manufacturer, but we still need to have this water tank
11.
the workers – precariously carrying two buckets hanging
12.
Other villagers threw buckets of water on him and the fire sizzled to a steaming halt but the screaming continued
13.
Bottles of French Cognac were poured into buckets of water to which herbs and sugar had been added to create cocktails that Nathaniel had never tasted before, but were so delicious that he knew that he would have to control his intake
14.
The project of replenishing their coffers in this manner may be compared to that of a man who had a water-pond from which a stream was continually running out, and into which no stream was continually running, but who proposed to keep it always equally full, by employing a number of people to go continually with buckets to a well at some miles distance, in order to bring water to replenish it
15.
worse than the slops buckets in the Thallia’s hold on the hottest day
16.
She passed a pit where slaves carried buckets full of red dirt up ladders
17.
As soon as Miklos came down from the mast, Nerissa had him fill more buckets
18.
Nerissa had Miklos and Eugenia run around extinguishing the fires with water from the buckets, while she and Homer pulled the oars so hard, steam rose up from their handles
19.
There was hay on the ground, water buckets, and a feeding trough—but there were about ten goats in there and, according to my mates onboard, about fifty more on the way for a customer across the sea
20.
Fysto grabbed a handful of sand from the standard firefighting buckets that dotted the deck and threw it in the port agent’s face
21.
We had an interesting time watching the helicopters fly right over our house with enormous flexible buckets full of water
22.
When Karol, Tomasz and Jan discerned what Colling and Elizabeth were doing, they joined in, and used all the buckets they could find to bring water
23.
” She handed him the last of her Colones, they exchanged well wishes, and she limp-sloshed into town with stained clothing and shoes that more closely resembled buckets of mud
24.
He used one of those “puke” plastic buckets that hospitals give their chemo patients, (in case you needed to puke from the chemo
25.
When I enter the large room again, some of the factionless are walking out with buckets of paint and paintbrushes
26.
7 He shall pour the water out of his buckets, and his seed shall be in many waters, and his king shall be higher than Agag, and his kingdom shall be exalted
27.
water, chasing it into corners and scraping the buckets along the
28.
buckets, metal tools for crop growing that were hanging on the
29.
seedlings with buckets from the river, harvesting fruit that was
30.
I made sure there was water in their buckets
31.
The place was a hive of scarecrow activity: some were clearing up the rubbish, others were busy hammering pieces of wood together, whilst the remainder had assembled by the Plunge Pool, where they filled wooden buckets with the murky green liquid
32.
horses’ water buckets and filled feed bins with hay and a scoop of grain for each
33.
plush col ection of couches and easy chairs, piles of books, buckets of
34.
I shot over the rise and, as the wagon burst into the clearing, I saw Rory and Lida running from the dam to the house with buckets
35.
Once the candy landed, the visitors would fill their buckets to the rim
36.
Guapo sluiced them with buckets of water and by the time they‘d been rolled down the stairs to the garage they were dry, although somewhat battered and delirious
37.
My feet were heavy, as if they were dug into two buckets of dried cement
38.
The “bathroom” consisted of two big plastic buckets, one filled with water – the “washing” facility, the other bucket was empty except for a new roll of toilet paper…this was obviously the “Loo”
39.
The last of Callucini’s men walked into the house and Alberto shouted, “Get some hosepipes and buckets guys, we have to clean that crap off the walls
40.
First came the soldiers with Blackfin and an army of servants who brought up a copper hip bath, and endless buckets of hot and cold water
41.
The banshchik, a swarthy individual whose broad, muscular shoulders could support, according to Protopopoff, fifteen fully grown men, brought several buckets of water and dashed them onto the firebricks and the heat intensified, much to Travis's alarm
42.
The man sits at a large glass table that is littered with Kentucky Fried Chicken buckets and bags, some look like they have been there for several days
43.
“It is not my habit to have buckets of water lying around the house
44.
If you’re a beer drinker, order up the buckets that give
45.
They had plenty of shovels and buckets, but Johnny had the only pick
46.
Tim and Sam filled buckets with the dirt and David hauled them off and dumped them
47.
The clanging buckets drowned her voice out
48.
” Henry forged through the scattering of buckets, nudging them angrily as he went
49.
Two sets of step ladders, buckets and rollers lay on a paint splattered drop cloth
50.
While most of her neighbors that were within sight hesitated or seemed incredulous, Nancy knew immediately what was going to happen and hurried inside her house, pouring the water from her buckets in a clay basin before throwing a cape over her shoulders and going out again
51.
The gas turned out to be hydrogen sulfide – a product of the quarry – so members of the Cheektowaga Citizens Coalition (CCC) brought out their specially designed buckets and scientifically captured an air sample in the manner of forensic police
52.
I don’t know how long it took me to scrub the floor clean of all traces of blood, or how many were the buckets of scarlet water I emptied, before I was satisfied that no trace remained, to the most assiduous eye, that anything untoward had ever happened there
53.
Suzan Laplante ‘B’ and Miriam of Magdala were already sitting on the bench, watching respectively one year-old Nancy Laplante ‘B’ and two year-old David of Nazareth play in the sand with plastic toy shovels and buckets
54.
The three youngsters each grabbed two wooden buckets and went to the water well, which had a hand crank to lower a rope with a hook to the water below
55.
The three of them quickly decided on a routine, with Boecia and Tera filling and winching up the buckets of water and with Heracles carrying the full buckets to the tub in the kitchen and emptying them
56.
The heavy buckets, weighing each about twenty kilos when full, proved no big burden for Heracles, who could easily carry four times that load
57.
It was three days later that the first storm hit us from the east, we dropped our sail and put out the sea buckets to keep the bow to the waves and with nothing else to do we wrapped ourselves in oiled leathers and waited, twenty four days the storm raged but our sturdy craft suffered no more damage than one plank sprung from its pegs, fortunately it was above the water line and we soon repaired it, we had no way of knowing were the storm had pushed us, this was not as bad as it sounds, this was not the first storm we had lived through, a lot of them in boats less sturdy than the Raven, and the next clear night I would read the stars, consult my charts and know approximately where we were
58.
As we stated earlier, most successful people have buckets of failures in their lives
59.
and buckets and rolls of wire, a roll of festering carpet, old wooden tomato-crates
60.
Lots of work, buckets of sweat, many mistakes, but I learned the old fashion way what small time farming was all about
61.
Four minutes later, a work party of six ashigaru and four female servants armed with buckets showed up
62.
‘In our hostel, you’re not allowed to use water more than two buckets, because there is a great crisis of water here
63.
Only two buckets of water! How can I live only with two buckets of water? In my house, for washing mouth and face, I used one bucket of water
64.
And for bathing I used at least four to five buckets of water
65.
When we told Diane how she got the bruises on her body because you confessed to all of us that you threw those buckets, pails, garbage cans and paint cans at her, she was shocked! She says she doesn’t even remember you throwing those objects at her!”
66.
throw buckets of water over me
67.
what was called a “flower studio,” though clearly it was a run-down building where various wilted roses and daisies sat in oversized buckets waiting for husbands who had been sent to the dog house to Doug Green
68.
Taxes For Buckets A and B
69.
” Said sarcastically Isaac while pouring the water of his two buckets in the tub
70.
Nancy found in the stables a collection of hay balls, some old buckets and a pile of horse blankets
71.
You still have to bring up water with buckets, though
72.
My maids won’t have to carry anymore buckets full of water up and down stairs, or to pump water from a well
73.
The sky appeared as though it had every intention of pouring buckets of rain down on the school
74.
True to her word, Claudette went off the ship at once with Françoise Vinier and Henri Bruage, returning one hour later with two kegs of vinegar, extra buckets, mops and brushes
75.
riders have their brain buckets, armor, big There needs to be a deep and abiding belief in the slabs and burnout
76.
Let her take all she wanted, he had buckets of the stuff to spare
77.
had the water pump and buckets that were supposed to be ready
78.
“Lucky for us that Gireldine girls hide beneath rags and buckets, my mother always said
79.
A shorn-headed woman crossed the courtyard with two buckets of snow
80.
The woman set the buckets down and eyed the guard, who had turned in another direction, before she shambled over to Ailia
81.
“We have no extra buckets,” the Viking said
82.
the bottom of their buckets one by one,
83.
A sudden thought popping into his head, he quickly amended his last statement, “Actually, you know what? Can you grab me two buckets of fried chicken?”
84.
A bit of north holds back, doing its best to ignore the settling fireball’s sloshing paint buckets of color so pure it makes your eyes water and your heart stop
85.
pouring out buckets of sweat
86.
The widow was a fair enchantress of water—her ability to move it and pull it at her command might be useful for filling her buckets and washing dishes, but that was all
87.
Buckets of tears flowed from Cody’s eyes
88.
“Soak him,” the voice then ordered and two muscular, bald headed men dressed in black came out with four buckets of water with large pieces of ice in them
89.
The kids finished by throwing the water in their buckets over him
90.
pile of buckets and canisters, with a large bucket just visible through
91.
five gallon buckets up to the witness stand and set one on the seat and
92.
one of the buckets on the floor
93.
receive and answer from the three buckets on the witness stand
94.
The buckets of charred remains were removed
95.
• Keep two buckets of water handy
96.
pouring water from the buckets
97.
I went down the steps--they are six irregular stones embedded one beneath the other in the clay and leading to the pump from which, in buckets, we supply our need for water—and standing still again, again heard only crickets
98.
One after another, she was assaulted with buckets of cold water, so frequently she had no time to clear her eyes to see who the offenders were
99.
“Please!” she cried again and again as more buckets of cold water deluged her