Sentence examples for form a bucket from inspiring English sources

With no firefighters to navigate the winding, snowy road up from Strpce in time, the men of the village had rallied to form a bucket brigade and fell a flame-licked tree.

After a S. aureus protein punches holes in the red blood cell, Isd proteins form a bucket brigade that steals heme from hemoglobin and pries off its iron to nourish the bacterium, Skaar, Schneewind, and colleagues report in the 7 February issue of Science.

The staff was also called upon to form a "bucket brigade" for the prince's bath when there was a problem with the plumbing in the royal suite.

A dozen volunteers form a bucket brigade to pass the cement from the mixing pile down a narrow path to Peralta's house.

The doorman (a hilariously deadpan Michael Willis) brings a small comfort in mineral form: a bucket of hot rocks that Od dumps into the bed, warming the spot where his wife used to be.

The basement fuel pumps had stopped working, and medical residents, nurses and administrators formed a bucket brigade to ferry fuel up 13 flights to the main backup generators.

Last year, employees formed a bucket brigade to move snow from the protected shade of the forest onto the slopes for skiers.

Mr. Tanimoto sent some to look for buckets and basins and told others to beat the burning underbrush with their clothes; when utensils were at hand, he formed a bucket chain from one of the pools in the rock gardens.

Steps away, two dozen young people formed a bucket brigade and began pulling stones from an old wall beside another orchard, passing them along to build an enclosure behind a green trailer.

Professor Finlay drafted some students, and they formed a bucket brigade, handing the brains out a basement window and walking about 200 brains across the street to Uris Hall.

Outfitted in ear muffs, dust masks, safety glasses and gloves, agents from a Federal Bureau of Investigation evidence response team and New York City police officers formed a bucket brigade, handing larger chunks of concrete along an assembly line leading out of the basement, upstairs and into a large garbage bin on the street.