( Taps )

And this is what a photograph taps into when it makes its own powerful connection to a viewer.

That is a company not counting taps.

Fine. Three taps is me. Don't forget.

Probably the housemaid's cupboard slops, mops, dripping taps.

Yes, but first there are the three taps.

Pre sweat the details for your audience. Count the taps.

That's the mouthpiece that I used when I played a Taps at Arlington.

They picked me to play a Taps at Arlington cemetery on Armistice Day.

I'm about to snap like a brittle twig, when suddenly someone taps me on the shoulder.

Well, dreaming or not you won't be dreaming when the law taps you on the shoulder.

It's an idea I had in the bath... when sitting with my back to the taps.

In real life, this kind of thing does not exist. Taps that you open while closing another.

Imagine, as I shake the ketchup bottle, someone very kindly comes up to me and taps it on the back for me.

It is concerned that assistance, whenever possible, should be delivered in such a way that it involves the recipients and taps their potential.

You took one of your word problems with leaking taps, and tanks that fill up and empty and you planned a murder from it.

Water obtained from potable water supply schemes through house connections, yard taps, public standpipes, boreholes with handpumps and protected dug wells are defined as sources of safe drinking water.

The main reason that the Adaptation Fund has been included in this study is because it taps proceeds from voluntary activities (the CDM) as a way to assist developing countries.

Mr. Cohill, it is a bitter thing indeed... to learn an officer who's had nine years' experience... the officer to whom I'm yielding command of the troop in two days... should have so little grasp of leadership... as to allow himself to be chivvied into a go at fisticuffs... while taps still sounds over a brave man's grave.

I'm like, You're a what? He goes, Well, Jeff Hawkins, the CEO, says, 'If any task on the Palm Pilot takes more than three taps of the stylus, it's too long, and it has to be redesigned.' So I'm the tap counter.

In many areas, they walk long distances (sometimes 4 to 5 hours daily), wait long hours at public taps, carry health threatening, heavy, water pots, and often are subjected to the dangers of physical and sexual violence while outside of their own neighbourhood.

The police, whose phone taps led to a wave of arrests, have filed charges alleging involvement by well known organized crime figures. They have even linked a player for India s national team to the fugitive Dawood Ibrahim, widely suspected of being the architect of the 1993 Bombay bombings, who has been hiding in Pakistan.

Provided the security threats are contained, an early consensus within Tunisia on a credible economic agenda would open the taps of the largest potential source of capital international financial markets. The incoming funds, and the subsequent growth and job creation, would undergird the consolidation of democracy and thus help cement the impressive gains that Tunisia has made so far.

He submits that the practical consequence of the Dutch courts' decisions is that, whenever a lawyer is suspected of a criminal offence and his telephone line is tapped for that reason, his clients can no longer claim the confidentiality of lawyer client relationship or the guarantee of immediate destruction of the records of such telephone taps.

With a rural population of 6.4 million, that translates to nearly 2 million Rwandans without clean water. Among the urban population, 90 per cent have access to water through public taps or private connections. 32. The reliance on traditional sanitation facilities in rural areas and limited access to more modern ones reflects unsatisfactory conditions for segments of the population.

It's got to get into people's houses, into the bedrooms, into the kitchens.

Into the past or into the future.

They typed it into Google, translated it into Italian, went back into Italian Google.

Rather than risking mockery with outlandish claims a staple of Soviet propagandists that Russia will one day surpass the West economically, Surkov taps a deeper and safer emotion fear. Whatever Russians think of the country s economic malaise GDP is expected to contract by 3.8 this year, while inflation could top 15 they are assured that they would be much worse off without Putin.

Moreover, the applicable law, which then included detailed Guidelines for the Examination of Telephone Conversations, was sufficiently precise to authorize interference with the right to privacy, setting out procedural safeguards against abuse of power, such as the requirement of a judicial authorization of telephone taps and provision for the preparation and, in certain cases, destruction of official records on any interception.

Then that again transforms into giving, into sharing.

Step into instructionSteps into the next assembly instruction.

We evolved as a species in the savanna lands of Africa, but then you see humans migrating into new environments, into desert lands, into jungles, into the ice age tundra of Siberia tough, tough environment into the Americas, into Australasia.

Into?

Step into instruction Steps into the next assembly instruction.

We can make it into misery or into joy.

This will translate into more women coming into senior bureaucracy.

Suddenly the emptiness turns into abundance and hopelessness into life.

Only she's English into French, and I'm French into English.

because it doesn't go into his heart, but into his stomach, then into the latrine, thus purifying all foods ?

because it doesn't go into his heart, but into his stomach, then into the latrine, thus purifying all foods ?

Step into

Step Into

Into line!

But I wasn't into selling whiskey I was into selling ice.