There were people trying to drag buckets of water up the field.
He wore a necktie with a geometric pattern, a dress shirt and pressed slacks, incongruous attire for the task of piling the stones in a large black bucket, then dragging the bucket several hundred yards to a barricade across from Israeli jeeps.
Dave and Sam could drag out buckets of homebrew and butter up some tasty baps, primarily to soak up the alcohol when things get a tad lively.
At one plant we visited, it used to be that if you lived on the sixth floor of their dorm, if you wanted water you had to walk down to the ground level, fill up a bucket, and you dragged this heavy bucket up six flights, and that's how you washed yourself.
Through it all, Troy says, "I was willing to do whatever I had to do to achieve my goal, whether that was manning the still in the freezing cold for hours or dragging around five-gallon buckets of mash.
Though frontrunners Donald Trump and Ted Cruz appear to be relying partly on free news media coverage instead, the fierce battle for survival among their establishment rivals has been compared by some commentators to a bucket of crabs dragging down anyone who looks like escaping with increasing vicious attack ads on each other.
After seeking advice from experts from wetter regions, fire officials are considering using a crane to drag a giant bucket through the bog, bringing the fire to the surface so crews can extinguish the embers.
No matter the weekend's result, Arnold carries the demeanour of a injured yabbie trapped in a large bucket, snarling, clawing and dragging down any other yabbies who may want to escape to reach for a new and exciting future.
Add a kanban capability by dragging and dropping tasks into different priority buckets and the service would have some more muscle.
"My wife, Jessica, and I wanted a nice, pretty garden that would allow us to water our flower beds without dragging a hosepipe round from the back or carrying water buckets through the front.
