For a final piece Mr. Stewart did get around to acoustic guitar, accompanied by Mr. Cossin tapping a well-tuned cardboard tube, as he fingerpicked a piece exploring the intricacies of a Cameroonian guitar lick.
So ConocoPhillips applied for a permit to tap a well on company land and pipe the water three miles to the plant.
By getting in front of the story about Komen cutting grants to Planned Parenthood for mammograms under a barrage of anti-choice pressure, Planned Parenthood tapped a well of feminist rage, and neatly demonstrated how much the country believes that women should have access to comprehensive healthcare that includes contraception, STD prevention and treatment, and yes, abortion.
Vijay Naidu, director of the Center for Development Studies at the University of the South Pacific here in Suva, said Mr. Speight had clearly tapped a well of deep resentment in some rural areas, where half or more of the people earn less than the annual poverty level of roughly $2,500.
But it also tapped a well of distrust of President Obama.
In any case, the unexpected email has tapped a well of long-forgotten memories and thoughts -- good and bad -- among them what it means to be bi-accepting, bi-understanding, bi-supportive, and bi-affirming.
Trump has tapped a well-known climate denier, Myron Ebell of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, to lead his transition team for the Environmental Protection Agency ― an agency he plans to abolish, anyway.
Mr. Jones relented under intense pressure from the Obama administration and others, but not before tapping a deep well of anger among Afghans.
Wwasps has flourished and profited by tapping a deep well of woe in American families, interviews and correspondence with more than 200 parents, children, staff members and program officials made clear.
But in his best moments here — "Things People Say" and an unexpectedly gravelly "Love Don't Live Here," the band's biggest hit — he seemed like a lost blue-eyed-soul singer, a Michael McDonald acolyte tapping an inner well of grit.
Consider Rush Limbaugh — the man has built an incredibly lucrative career out of tapping a seemingly inexhaustible well of personal outrage.
