Sentence examples for bucketful from inspiring English sources
The word 'bucketful' is a correct and commonly used word in written English
It is a noun that means the amount that a bucket can hold. Example: The children happily collected a bucketful of seashells from the beach. In this sentence, 'bucketful' is used to describe the amount of seashells that can fit in a bucket. It is also used in a playful and informal way, adding a sense of enjoyment to the sentence.
noun
The quantity contained in a bucket
Their crashes and eruptions sound like handfuls of buckshot thrown into a tin bucket, or a bucketful of grain-rich gravy dashed against a wash-boiler.
It was to be a bucket list of sorts, and a bucketful of wine that would hopefully turn me into some sort of connoisseur by Monday morning.
"Netanyahu is like a cow that gives a bucketful of milk, only to kick the bucket over".
His best-known comic routines included sneaking up on a referee and dousing him with a bucketful of water and then menacing the audience with a bucket that would prove when tossed to be full of confetti.
If charisma and joie de vivre alone were enough to win grand slam titles, Tsonga would have a bucketful by now.
Part of the point of venture capital is that, as in Hollywood, many investments yield no returns— but those that do then pay off by the bucketful.
Although the agency is relatively toothless, the threat of such a public reprimand has sent the banks scurrying to clean up their books.Disinfectant is being daubed by the bucketful, and not only at the 19 largest institutions.
There, sandbags and a barricade of rubber tyres fortified with razor wire protect the young men who, bucketful by bucketful, are raising a cement wall.
Because music is so easily compressed and sold online, the record companies feared that their intellectual property would be stolen by the bucketful.
Hints are being dropped by the bucketful that Galleon was flush with illicit sources.
This part of the spectrum radiates by the bucketful from light-emitting diodes in the screens of phones, tablets and laptop computers.
