Guards are stationed at locked gates, and fire prevention largely consists of empty red water pails.
But nobody should be waiting for basketball or baseball players to dump over their water pails and walk out of the mine — the signal for a wildcat strike in coal country.
The poem, which most of us now learn from Mickey Mouse, tells the story of a young man who, left to his own devices, mimics his boss's spell for making brooms fetch water pails.
"A tin water pail rang in a skipping roll to the horse path".
I rush to fill the water pail, Then spill the water without fail!
By Steve Nettleton LANG SON, Viet Nam, 3 November 2006 – Balancing a pair of watering pails with a stick across her shoulders, Ma Thi Nut navigates through a cabbage field, tilting to wet crops on both sides of a narrow path.
Healthy-living education builds teens' confidence across Viet Nam LANG SON, Viet Nam, 3 November 2006 – Balancing a pair of watering pails with a stick across her shoulders, Ma Thi Nut navigates through a cabbage field, tilting to wet crops on both sides of a narrow path.
The church's interiors were similarly recycled, from the spoils of its creator's travels: candelabra from Pompeii, a 14th-century bronze holy-water pail from Normandy, two oak chairs from Paris and, on the floor, bearskins, perhaps from Russia.
For smaller watering needs, you can use a watering pail, dipping it full of water from the pond bank, for larger uses, you may want to invest in hoses and a pump, or even a pipe irrigation system.
They are armed with water: buckets, pails, high-powered hoses, water bombs, squirt guns, water rifles, portable pumps and vats of ice.
Across the room, in transparent, water-filled pails covered with cheesecloth, thousands of larvae, known to biologists as wrigglers, were frantically trying to work themselves out of their cases and emerge as pupae, the final stage before becoming an adult.
