Sentence examples similar to hard bucket from inspiring English sources

Thinking of our diagram, it is like water sloshing in the bucket the size of the sloshes depending on how hard the bucket is jolted.

In this one, Joseph drove hard to the bucket and made a layup over Drummond to put Syracuse up 65-63.

When it comes to measuring outcomes and value, not all health care falls into the "complex and hard to measure" bucket.

Instead of giving up, she got out her mop and set to work, slowly reclaiming her hard-won home, bucket by bucket.

They buy food on the black market and some, when it rains hard, must place buckets on the floors of their houses to catch the water dripping from leaking roofs.

Strayed has her own self-help podcast: "Dear Sugar Radio," expanded from her popular advice column, which combines hard truths with buckets of love; she calls questioners things like Sweet Pea.

The global recession has hit Russia especially hard, with the buckets of cash from the oil and metals trade flowing in at a much slower rate than they once did.

I'd feel more comfortable making backups onto two or three discs after having my fair share of hard drives kick the bucket.

Having a hard copy of your Bucket List is vital - not only will it help you remember everything you want to accomplish, but keeping your list in an easily accessible and coherent place will keep you prepared for when an idea strikes you on a whim at the most inconvenient time.

Young women wearing hard hats and lugging buckets heavy with water bottles approached every person on the street -- "Water?

LAST fall, Amanda Merrow and Catherine Baldwin's first wheat harvest here was over in three hours and yielded only four buckets of hard spring wheat.