Sentence examples for tapping from from inspiring English sources

For two days officials said they detected increasingly faint tapping from inside the sub's hull which had been interpreted as a desperate request for fresh air.

Manila Water, a utility in the Philippines, reduced the amount of water it was losing, through wastage and illegal tapping, from 63% in 1997 to 12% in 2010 by making water affordable for the poor.

Sprinkle small seeds on the surface of the compost by pinching with thumb and forefinger or tapping from your palm; it doesn't matter how you do it as long as the seed is sown finely.

The point is that this blinding transformation has careered into a world where legislation is so anti-modern that it struggles to distinguish between miniature bugs screwed into telephone earpieces and remote tapping from old-world, long gone GPO exchanges.

It was 2008, and after years of negotiation, politicians in the eight states around the lakes had reached agreement on a compact that would protect their (and their Canadian counterparts') precious fresh water from what they saw as one of the Midwest's biggest threats: tapping from other, water-hungry regions.

"This blinding transformation has careered into a world where current legislation is so anti-modern that it struggles to distinguish between miniature bugs screwed into telephone ear pieces, and remote tapping from old-world, long-gone GPO exchanges," the peer said.

The company has also claimed that Samsung stole tap-from-search technology.

First up, @danfobo recommended "lovely local lass" Beth Jeans Houghton, whose lilting country wisps kept me foot-tapping from London to Peterborough.

The second, "Levity," featured rhythmic foot-tapping from the players and an energy that evoked Leonard Bernstein, particularly after the gentle, almost homespun charm of the opening "Moon's Shadow".

It has 20 draught taps (from £3.50 a pint).

Try one of the eight beers on tap from the Blanco-based Real Ale Brewing Company.