I'll take a bucket and go to the spring.

Why should I twiddle my thumbs until I get married to take a bucket-list trip?

If I take a bucket of water from the ocean, it still is the water of the ocean.

They sling their equipment around their necks, take a bucket in each hand, and start up the steps.

Take a bucket of it up home every evening to drink overnight.

Dick took a bucket to the creek, and presently returned with it.

Take a bucket of combustibles, and let's hear from you presently.

Mr. Brown took a bucket and disappeared in the gully.

In the morning Dad took a bucket and went to milk "Dummy."

Mr. Alibi took a bucket, and went out as though to seek the spring.

Taking a bucket and a lantern, he passed into the steerage, and opened the scuttle.

She took a bucket and the stool and walked away a few paces, the Alderney following.

Having got thus far in his preparations, he took a bucket and went outside for some water from the river.

Jakob Kuisl took a bucket of water that was standing in the corner and dashed it in the midwife's face.

"I think," said I, "that I'll take a bucket of salad to your father."

"You don't need a letter of introduction to take a bucket of water, do you?"