Sentence examples for like to tap from inspiring English sources

I'd like to tap that brain.

I'd like to tap the great reservoir of black interest in Africa, for example".

This is one miracle, by the way, that a lot of readers would like to tap into.

Both would like to tap into voter anxieties by speechifying against bail-outs and central-bank adventurism.

While leaders in Paris, Rome and elsewhere would like to tap Germany's top credit rating through jointly issued debt, they are not as ready to give up more powers to central authorities in Brussels.

Still, some industry executives would like to tap the Nuclear Waste Fund, federal money set aside for a permanent waste repository, to pay for cask storage, an idea that is also favored by some environmentalists.

This is the sort of diaspora that India's government likes to tap for commercial opportunities elsewhere in South-East Asia.

"Folk tends to go towards your intellect," she says, but she also likes to "tap into how your body relates to music".

Ken Mukohata, who bought the club six years ago and opened it to the public, established a nightly jazz calendar in hope of attracting anyone who likes to tap her toes over a strong drink.

The company likes to tap into its deep pockets to secure deals with its production line in order to make sure its supply chain is efficient.

Stoll likes to tap his stick to set a rhythm, which is a violation.