Sentence examples for bucket of change from inspiring English sources
A MAN dressed as a Pokemon shakes a bucket of change by the Highbury & Islington Underground station in London.
Think of a charity worker and you might picture a kindly pensioner rattling a bucket of change, or a plucky youngster building waterpipes in sub-Saharan Africa.
"You kind of begin to wonder, Is it a rainy-day fund or a bucket of change?" Wendy Katten, a member of the parents' group Raise Your Hand, said the use of reserves "raises questions about the way we talk about the deficit".
I can think of 4 buckets of change.
One of the very first times I went to a noise show in St .Petersburg, Florida, a short drive away from my hometown, I saw a man unload a hardware store bucket full of change onto the audience.
You bring in your bucket of spare change and feed it into the machine, which then spits out a receipt that you can use to pay for your groceries or trade in for cash at the store's customer service window.
Once the first bucket is emptied for the second time, he adds, and if the stock and real estate markets perform at their historical norms, this last, growth bucket "should provide a nice chunk of change to allow you to rebucketize and see yourself through your retirement years".
Recent rhetorical flourishes from father-of-two Barack Obama, the President of the United States, have tossed climate change into this same bucket of ethical decisions.
Hope for change has been doused with a bucket of cold reality.
But even I, at school in London at the time, remember the sense of solidarity – the buckets collecting change for "Coal not Dole" outside every tube station – that seemed to envelope much (though, of course, not all) of the nation.
