1.   Duncan was coming closer with the brush and a big bucket, emptying ashtrays and mopping things.

2.   And right out next to a big bucket and it went, ee, ya, like urgh!

3.   Beans are for sale in big metal buckets, and the potatoes are coming in.

4.   A ton of olives in big yellow buckets are placed on a flatbed and pulled by a tractor to a processing plant about a quarter of a mile away.

5.   Advertisers, said one Web site manager, prefer big buckets that contain groupings of occupations.

6.   Advertisers, he said, prefer big buckets that contain groupings of generally-related occupations.

7.   After the big bucket, Camby blocked another shot, then got the final key rebound and made a free throw.

8.   But officials concede that this is a tiny drop in a very big bucket.

9.   He drove and dunked on Jazz star Karl Malone for a big bucket in the fourth quarter.