Sentence examples for out of buckets from inspiring English sources

Dangling over the lip, workers pulled snow out of buckets and patted it into pock marks in the chute's walls.

They devised traps out of buckets and string to catch small animals in fields, and draped nets over their balconies to snare sparrows.

Laborers shovel the cement out of buckets hoisted to the floor that the forms are on, and masons smooth it out.

Unlike the stems sold in supermarkets, his blooms aren't offered in pre-packaged bunches at £3.99 a go, they brim out of buckets unmarked with a price, forcing the customer to guess the cost.

And then he recalls his strangest meal of recent memory, at a half-demolished Mexican restaurant in Arizona on a kind of island between freight-lines where they sold prescription drugs out of buckets.

One sculpture she made during her artist phase was based, she recalls, on a dream in which her two best friends, one of them her college room-mate, Naomi Wolf, were being dipped in and out of buckets of milk on a huge, double-headed crane.

Do this about three times until the water you pour out of the bucket is somewhat clear.

I was in bed and I looked like I had fallen out of bucket.

I'm running out of Bucket List ideas.

Science and plain common sense tells us that consuming sodas out of bucket-sized containers is probably not good for you.

TAKING THE TOXIC SMELL OUT OF THE PAINT BUCKET Your nose isn't fooling you: conventional house paint is toxic.