Sentence examples similar to it's bucket from inspiring English sources
tankmuseum.org, open daily 10am-5pm, adults £12, children £7.50 It's bucket-and-spade paradise at Bournemouth, which has an incredible seven miles of beaches.
Helen Mountfield QC, who represented some of the unidentified claimants, observed: "It's buckets and spades down".
"It's bucketing in Calcutta," says Bryan Patten, who may or may not be related to a certain EU commissioner.
Outside it's bucketing down with rain, but in half an hour a tent full of children will be going wild to this most charming team of rodents.
In the capital, Cayenne, it's bucketing down, pouring off the roofs in cascades and turning lawns into ankle-deep swamps.
Imagine having a great idea one day, maybe over a few glasses of wine with a friend, and it's something that you absolutely have to do! It's bucket-list material... and then just doing it.
Favorites include "It's bucketing down!" or in Scotland, "It's dreach!" which is used to describe a gloomy, wet day.
This trotting affection has to be recognised for what it is: bucket love.
Sometimes it was buckets of water, but sometimes it was used nappies, even old televisions or cookers.
"It was a cold Tuesday night, it was bucketing down and blowing a gale but he worked really hard and helped the United youngsters.
