Sentence examples for taps most from inspiring English sources

But the vein that Ms. Meyer's story taps most obviously is simple, basic fear of sex.

"Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson," written and directed by Alex Timbers and featuring an eclectic rock score by Michael Friedman, taps most directly into the vein of snarky post-collegiate humor epitomized by "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report".

None of the proposals or recycling projects already under way send the treated water directly into taps; most often the water is injected into the ground and gradually filters down into aquifers.

Ever since Mr. Proulx, 47, began sugaring as a hobby in 1993, with 20 buckets and a lasagna pan for an evaporator, he has gone full-time with more than 3,000 taps, most of which are on vacuum pumps.

It was tapped most recently in September 2008 in response to Hurricanes Gustav and Ike.

You'll probably tap most often on those favorites and rarely have to worry about the map.

I have a theory: these critically neglected films tap most forcefully into a dreamlife we'd prefer to keep under wraps.

Jackson, as tranquil as Doug Collins was hyperkinetic, brought out qualities in Jordan that none of his other pro coaches could tap, most notably a team-first, share-the-ball (occasionally) mentality.

Some of those fund-raisers said they had already tapped most of the people they could for the maximum individual donation of $2,300 for the primaries, though Mr. Obama's emergence as the nominee would undoubtedly stir up new donors.

If you touch the question mark icon, the screen fills with labels explaining every feature on the page, as well as tips for how to activate other elements in a particular feature, and you can tap most of the labels for fuller explanations.

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