Sentence examples for different buckets from inspiring English sources

One workplace scene shows the robot organizing employees' mail into different buckets.

Some may rank causes or put them in different buckets of importance.

Three different buckets — hot wash, cold rinse, bleach rinse — are required, along with several trips to a nearby stream to fetch the necessary water.

For this group, it's logical to think of saving a percentage of your income each year and allocating that savings to different buckets, like college and retirement.

"You have to take the security, personal and economic things in different buckets," said John Podesta, who managed Mr. Obama's transition to the White House and served as chief of staff for President Bill Clinton.

Well, today Dalton, who calls his one-man company Miracle Detail, is halfway through a 52-stage process that began at dawn with a citrus degreasing, followed by four washes using four different buckets and four different sponges, rinsed each time with filtered water at exactly 30C and fired through a jetspray.

And, although this version of Bret Easton Ellis's notorious 1991 bestseller, is a very different bucket of blood, it works superbly thanks to Rupert Goold's stylish production, Duncan Sheik's music and lyrics and Matt Smith's beautifully defined performance as the deluded hero.

All of these are negotiable except patent costs (typically $10-50K 10-50Kiearlier lower) because thes goes into a different bucket and funds further patents.

Co-founder and CEO Roy Rodenstein admitted that social marketing and advertising is "a noisy space," but he argued that TrueLens fits into a different bucket than most of the bigger names in the industry.

On a typical low-cost flight there could be up to ten different price buckets, with one-way fares ranging from £30 ($42) to £210.

But it will take time for firms to sort the loans in their portfolios into different risk buckets as a first step towards modifying them en masse, says Bill Rinehart of Ocwen, a servicer in Florida.The trick is to root out both the basket-cases and also those who don't need help.