Examples of 'grab a bucket' in a sentence
Meaning of "grab a bucket"
grab a bucket - suggests quickly obtaining a container to hold or collect something, often used figuratively to imply urgency or readiness
How to use "grab a bucket" in a sentence
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grab a bucket
Everyone grab a bucket and pruning shears.
You might want to grab a bucket.
Grab a bucket or something.
There was time to grab a bucket.
So I suppose everyone grab a bucket and we will have this emptied by springtime.
So I suppose everyone grab a bucket.
Everyone grab a bucket and pruning shears . I just want to wish you all a good harvest.
I appreciate the concern . You grab a bucket.
Grab a bucket or something. I will be down in a second.
How about I just grab a bucket and start on the windows?
All right, people, get up here and grab a bucket.
Should I grab a bucket and wipe the floor?
Go water the pole. Grab a bucket.
So I suppose everyone grab a bucket Right . and we will have this emptied by springtime.
When your ship 's taking on water, you do not jump . You grab a bucket.
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Do you want to grab a bucket over there, please?
Go water the pole . Hurry up . Grab a bucket.
If it is, grab a bucket of fried chicken.
Vincent, you position them . Everyone grab a bucket and pruning shears.
Hey, Shaggy, grab a bucket and some lysol . Scrub off my tyres.
Hey, everybody, grab a bucket.
Hey, shaggy . Grab a bucket and some Lysol, scrub off my tires.
Hurry up. Grab a bucket.
You're gonna grab a bucket and mop, come back, Joey, go to the garage.
Oh, great, I will grab a bucket of peanuts.
Do you want to grab a bucket over there, please? Did you hear that?
Hey, Shaggy, grab a bucket and some lysol.
Hey, Shaggy, grab a bucket and some LysoI.
Why don't you grab a bucket and a sponge? - Excellent.
