Sentence examples for taps from from inspiring English sources

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

Last winter, there were 2,650 taps from maple trees on city-owned property in Delaware, Sullivan and Schoharie Counties.

But using settings as an example: connecting to a different Wi-Fi network takes four taps from any other app.

A corps of riflemen fired guns, and a bugler played "Taps" from a place in the nearby trees.

With a few firm taps from a hammer, delivered via the socket wrench, the screw broke free of the wood.

The thieves perforate the pipelines with high-powered drills and install taps from which they draw the fuel.

Some travellers, perhaps believing that they need to get their money's worth, have resorted to stealing the taps from the carriage lavatories.

And then to be a nuisance, to have active hands, to create deflections, to create steal opportunities, to play the passing lanes, to get back-taps from behind, make guys believe that you're going to be there when they beat you off the dribble and to know you're going to recover in time.

Wynton Marsalis has been tapped from the world of jazz.

The cutting oil will keep the tap from binding.

Latex tapped from a rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis) in Malaysia.