Sentence examples for tiny bucket from inspiring English sources

With help from two safety climbers accompanying him, Mr. McNally squeezed into a tiny bucket.

Inside her house, Corean had bibs and placemats on which their names had been emblazoned, and Dr. Seuss books, and a tiny bucket and shovel for digging in the garden.

1. Bucket Advent Calendar: £29.99, crocus.co.uk An advent calendar entirely made of tiny buckets, to fill with sweeties, seeds and bird food for garden good cheer.

It looks like a fairground game: a little girl and a puppet play together, using miniature fishing rods to hook tiny buckets of coins.

SMSs were (and in some cases, remain) a key profit center for mobile operators, a product which costs almost nothing for the operator yet costs consumers several dollars for tiny "buckets" of messages.

1. Something sweet You can think about doing prepackaged candy with a label of your wedding date on it for your guests, or if you're having a late-night candy bar, give them tins or tiny buckets that they can fill up to take some of the candy with them back home.

Perhaps as a clue to scale, a tiny construction bucket hangs down from the arch, still framed in timber, pointing up the majestic dome of St . Pauls Cathedral in the middle distance.

Young girls in fluttery summer dresses passed out tiny tin buckets of blueberries.

Diners at this mix-and-match restaurant seem equally attracted to both sides of the menu, filling tiny chrome buckets with empty shells as they splash homemade spicy barbecue sauce on piles of brisket, ribs, chicken, steak and sausages.

Imagine if you will that your brain is filled with fire ants, and at random moments, they all come out of your brain and burrow to just underneath your skin while carrying little tiny ant buckets of sweat.

Two small boys shuffle between the ruined buildings with a plastic bucket, their tiny fingers working through the rubble.