Sentence examples for few buckets of from inspiring English sources
There were few buckets of chlorine solution, and the staff found it impossible to clean their hands between patients.
As I'm walking back with a few buckets of this fine compost ingredient, I spot a bed of hellebores bursting with flower heads.
In the old days, the shippers tossed a few buckets of ice water over the floors of waterfront saloons; this sobered up enough labor to load a fleet of trucks.
Go to the centrally located Swan Lake – where the city's Vardavar celebrations are held and where Kanye West jumped in when he visited Yerevan last year – to cool off with soaked locals and hurl a few buckets of water yourself.
Given the enormous expense of manufacturing drugs artificially, transgenic animals offered a brilliant way to make dirt-cheap drugs; $50,000 worth of proteins could be extracted from a few buckets of milk at a cost of about $12 of hay!
Guardian: 'A real hero': one man against the inferno, with a hose and a few buckets of water Telegraph: Bushfires: Australia's bare-chested national hero BABY FATHER The Sun has a somewhat disturbing exclusive today about a boy who has become a father at 13 - "Baby-faced father of little Maisie".
But we needed to get, I think, a few basics right, and they go into a few buckets – the first of which was that we needed to really get our innovation firing up again.
I have often argued (perhaps incorrectly, time will tell) that mobile apps which truly achieve breakout status come from one of a few buckets.
There was no shower ("we have a few buckets").
Unconcerned, Flaubert remarked that "I would not like to die before having emptied a few more buckets of shit on the heads of my fellow men".
THOSE bike lanes eating up one or two traffic lanes were only a start: City crews are now out collecting overtime as they convert New York's widest major thoroughfares into Mayor Michael Bloomberg's dream of a vehicle-free paradise -- and all for no more than the cost of a few thousand buckets of white paint!
