Sentence examples for tap would be from inspiring English sources

But he insisted that tap would be fine.

The patient should still be followed after that, but at that point another spinal tap would be done only if symptoms developed.

Conventional angiography and/or lumbar tap would be indicated only in those punctual cases with a high suspicion of bleeding despite a negative angioMRI, but not as a routine.

Then the taps would be turned off.

They are anthropomorphic, with holes (where the taps would be) like empty eyes.

After the collapse, Chumley's owners said the taps would be open again — soon.

The president of the bar, Pierre-Olivier Sur, expressed outrage at the publication of transcripts and suggested that the phone taps would be found to be invalid.

There is no doubt that executives understood how damaging the revelations about phone-tapping would be because they paid over seven times as much (£450,000) to Gordon Taylor.

She said 30-inch taps would be drilled into two existing 42-inch water mains, one that would connect the new plant to a reservoir and another that would connect it to the distribution system.

Organiser Emily Eavis encouraged ticket-holders to bring reusable bottles and said "hundreds of free water taps" would be available.

"What if," she asks, "African countries each received a phone call... telling them that in exactly five years the aid taps would be shut-off - permanently?" As good fortune would have it, Moyo has a ready-made antidote for aid dependence.