Sentence examples for down the bucket from inspiring English sources

She puts down the bucket.

For thus, when one lets down the bucket by a rope, the weight is greater than if one let the bucket down alone and empty; but when it is full, the lead draws it up, or whatever weight is attached to it.

Mingus scrunched it down in the bucket and piled ice cubes carefully around its neck.

When putting it back together, if the cotter pin legs hang down inside the bucket collector, they may interfere with the tipper mechanism.

She thought of Oisín sleeping, and pictured him waking early the next morning, sneaking down to the bucket at first light to get the skull.

Every scrap was used, right down to the bucket itself, which was perfect for planting Minnie's prize delphiniums and tomatoes.

Then I looked down at the bucket and realized I had to pace myself better if I was to last at the sink.

Lean down near the bucket and just let the wine drop from your mouth; if you try to push it out, it may spray on you and others.

Looking at the pictures on Eurosport, if I didn't know any better then I would say they have temporarily moved the Tour from France to the west of Ireland, such is the the way the rain is teeming down by the bucket load.

Leary, 54, plops down on the bucket with a laugh.

"I'd grab my stool and sit down with the bucket... and the tits... what're they called.... the udders... and you could drink the milk.