When a small amount of water finally trickled into the tanks Santana says "people were filling buckets, grabbing as much water they could".
He took the bag, ran over to the flower buckets, grabbed the biggest bouquet -- an explosion of Gerbera daisies -- and tucked it into my bag.
There are a few good lines here and there (eg O'Mara's chief lieutenant remarks of the attempt to reform LA: "The whole town is underwater and you're grabbing a bucket when you should be grabbing a bathing suit").
We grab buckets and sponges and start gently cleaning the walls.
He had just put the bucket down and grabbed the rope when he looked up and saw a thin light at the edge of the pasture.
Grab buckets (going by such names as clamshells and orange peels) consist of a hinged digging device that, in closing, bites into the sediment and contains it inside the closed shell.
"If we wanted to, we could go out with grab buckets and get all the gold in three days," said Greg Stemm, a founder of Odyssey Marine Exploration of Tampa, Fla., which found the wreck.
Over the last few weeks, social media has gone berserk with the #ALSIceBucketChallenge, as celebrities, tech moguls, politicians, and people everywhere grab buckets of ice water and dump them on their heads — all in the name of raising awareness for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease.
Have the handle positioned so you can grab the bucket should she decide to kick the bucket.
She took a deep breath and leaned down to grab the bucket.
