Sentence examples for trash bucket from inspiring English sources
It pinged and jangled when I dropped it in the trash bucket.
Tom O'Sullivan paused with his water-filled trash bucket to address the issue behind the unlikely scene: water pressure.
What plans do you have for it?" He smiled and said, "Well, I just don't want to throw an empty paper coffee cup on the sidewalk, and I haven't as yet found a trash bucket".
The so-called "trash bucket challenge" – in which activists threw politicians they believed to be corrupt into bins – must be painful to watch for those believing Ukraine is moving closer towards European values.
The guy onstage at the Wiltern the next night — the one who used to keep a trash bucket offstage so he could vomit between songs — is no longer ruled by the migraines, the panic attacks and the drug jags that seemed to go with fronting one of alternative rock's most consistent and respected bands.
Brutal 'trash bucket challenges' spread Jump to media player As Ukraine prepares for parliamentary elections at the end of the month, a series of what are being called "trash bucket challenges" are spreading across the country.
Rules are posted beside a double gate, with plastic bags and trash buckets on hand for depositing dog waste.
This elevator was clean, but others in the Wagner Houses are used by tenants as trash buckets, urinals and message boards for mysterious gang-related graffiti.
Deep in the basement of MIT's Building 3, a two-legged robot named HERMES is wreaking controlled havoc: punching through drywall, smashing soda cans, kicking over trash buckets, and karate-chopping boards in half.
By midnight on Monday the jingle of 1,500 slot machines had been stilled, felt-covered tables had been cleared of chips and poker hands, and overflowing trash buckets were stacked where bingo players had earlier pored over "Krazy Kash" jackpot cards, hoping for a blackout.
In his hotel room, he'd turn ice buckets and trash cans upside down, trading swing licks for new rhythms on a makeshift drum kit.
