Sentence examples for under a faucet from inspiring English sources

Or wash it under a faucet?

Later, he holds his hand under a faucet, with the water steaming hot.

On Jan . 11 , 2006Mr. Rodriguez forced Nixzmary's head under a faucet and left her "cold and naked on a wooden floor," the judge said.

Another time he brought in a giant sponge and told her he planned to put it under a faucet of warm water and sit on it for hours.

After you drench the thin towel under a faucet (or, less gracefully, get it wet by soaking it with your sweat), you're supposed to snap it several times in the air.

A Delaware pediatrician who is a recognized researcher in near-death experiences in children has been accused of holding his young daughter's face under a faucet -- an act he called waterboarding, according to officials -- while the girl's mother allegedly watched.

Kacy Clemens, 7, pushed a chair to the kitchen sink last summer and held a baseball under a running faucet.

Then it's time to dump this death water, to thoroughly rinse the sedated pieces under a running faucet, and to put them back into a clean pot filled with fresh water.

The officer, Anthony Phillips, 45, who has 18 years in the Department of Correction, was also charged with sexual abuse and assault for punching the inmate and shoving his head under a running faucet in a jail area of the Criminal Courts Building at 100 Centre Street early Wednesday morning after the inmate tore his clothing, according to court documents.

Police told WBOC-TV that during the questioning, the girl claimed that for two years beginning in May 2009, on at least four occasions, her father disciplined her in a manner he called "waterboarding," where he held her face under a running faucet, "causing the water to go up her nose and all over her face".

Although she dutifully applies a thick layer of lipstick before any and all activities, including bath time, she also adheres to the cardinal toilet flushing rule "If it's yellow, let it mellow" and counts quickly flitting her wrist under a running faucet as washing her hands.