Fill the bucket with water.

Bring me a bucket of water.

Please fill this bucket with water.

There's a hole in this bucket.

I filled the bucket with water.

I poured water into the bucket.

Well, I can cross that off my bucket list.

A bucket in a roofless room serves as a latrine.

And then, eventually, I got around to looking in my bucket.

And that is, you don't put water into a leaky bucket.

These models, like the leaky bucket, work well in most situations.

He can seat, throughout the year, he can seat 8,000 people.

No matter how much you hurry your effort is just a drop in the bucket.

And Brennan runs back to his seat. Everybody runs back to their seat.

(iv) One permanent seat and one non permanent seat for Latin American and Caribbean States

This is something that should be on everybody's bucket list, because we live on an ocean planet.

A seat works in a two dimensional world, where gravity blasts down on that seat, OK?

Latin America and the Caribbean would have one permanent seat and one additional non permanent seat.

Please keep your seat.

Think about seat belts.

The seat is preheated.

Please keep your seat.

That's my ejection seat.

Please have a seat.

Please take a seat.

Is this seat empty?

Please take your seat.

I booked a seat.

Where is my seat?

Fasten your seat belts.

Is this seat available?

Is this seat free?

So this car seat was actually an above average car seat from Consumer Reports, and did quite well.

It's the seat of government.

Go back to your seat.

Drivers should wear seat belts.

The county seat is Windsor.

We can seat you soon.

Fasten your seat belt, please.

Have a seat. You're safe here.

Excuse me, is this seat taken?

I'd like a window seat, please.

I'd like an aisle seat, please.

He found me a good seat.

She showed him to his seat.