Sentence examples for hot bucket from inspiring English sources

While the proposal would increase greenhouse gas emissions, the impact statement says, that policy would add just a very small drop to a very big, hot bucket.

Subway riders with, say, a big old hot bucket of chicken and cups of steaming coffee as the stinking, hot, crowded train lurches and sways.

Soak your hands in the hot bucket, stretching and flexing your hands and wrists, then switch to the cold bucket for a little while.

Oh, and you'll be able to pilot Han Solo's red-hot bucket of bolt's itslef, the Millennium Falcon.

Sally's Hot Stuff Bucket is a $21.95 gift-wrapped red pail containing two hot sauces plus Cajun spice, cinnamon fireballs, spicy hot cinnamon toothpicks and chili pepper gift-wrapping paper.

For a while, the Rangers' Colby Lewis looked as if he wanted to join Beckett in the hot mess bucket, giving up five homers to the Orioles, including to the first three batters, before striking out 12 and giving up no other hits besides the five homers.

The other expenditures included items for the patient (e.g. hot water, bucket for hot water) and the newborn baby (e.g. blanket) that were supposed to be provided by the hospital free of charge but were not.

Dip the mitt in the hot rinse bucket.

In hot countries a bucket of water will cool your resin container down if it starts to heat up too much.

There's a reason why -- as previously stated, it's hot -- but the bucket list-worthy Pinnacle Course at Troon North (incidentally, that's the planned community where the Four Seasons is located) goes for a fraction of the normal cost on summer afternoons.

Three different buckets — hot wash, cold rinse, bleach rinse — are required, along with several trips to a nearby stream to fetch the necessary water.