He did a lot of improvisation of tap steps, tap sounds, and tap rhythms alike.

This weariness is interrupted by the knocking of an Indian on your window...tap, tap, tap...

Saul Griffith's kites tap wind energy

He said, I'm a tap counter.

I'm even afraid of tap water

That tap must be turned back on.

These different vehicles will be able to tap into countless energy sources.

Both politicians are keen to tap into voters concerns about global warming.

And then the faucet, there, is a beer tap.

... fixed a rubber tube to the metal tap which shone just above my face.

The relevant indicator shows that there has been an increase in the number of homes with improved water supplies, which, in the case of Guatemala, are defined as those with exclusive use of a tap, a tap shared by several homes and a public tap (outside the home).

I'm going to show you an example of a company that does not have a tap counter.

Retailers are able to access and tap different cost structures in different countries and are becoming global.

In some areas, this can be obtained through boreholes that tap underground aquifers.

Spending it would not add to any country s fiscal deficit. All they need to do is to tap into it.

Still, the politics of resentment works best when it can tap into real fears.

Societies that are able to tap the potential of youth are better adjusted to achieving progress, development and, indeed, prosperity.

First, services growth is beginning to tap a new source of labor income generation, the mainstay of consumer demand.

The Executive Board may wish to approve the extension of the TAP for a two year period, 2006 2007.

It should strengthen its capacity to tap into these networks and cultivate and utilize local gender expertise and capacity.

The IMF forecasts that the Hariri government should be able to tap capital markets to cover its financial needs for 2010.

The primary purpose of Russia s foreign policy seems to be to tap Russia s state companies for the benefit of Kremlin officials.

They did ballet they did tap they did jazz they did modern they did contemporary.

They turned off the tap to agriculture, leaving small farmers to rely on basic farming practices and on government and donor handouts.

There s actually a lot of support for those who choose to tap into their own potential. There s always something to look forward to.

Putin s KGB cronies, usually from St. Petersburg, control these institutions, and tap them for huge kickbacks.

But this looks a lot like Japan, where the fiscal tap was tentatively opened and closed.

I rubbed my eyes (metaphorically of course), got out of bed, and turned on the tap.

Just as a family backstops its savings with insurance, countries should be able to tap into a global financial safety net.

KA Sort of like the Spinal Tap scene where you get the tiny little Stonehenge, I guess?

Strengthen linkages between public research and private industry, and tap into regional and international R D networks.

Yet part of that increased agricultural output resulted from millions of wells that were sunk to tap underground water supplies for irrigation.

Their success in so many environments has been attributed to their social organisation and their ability to modify habitats, tap resources, and defend themselves.

That also means ending government co financing of operating costs and demanding that the oil companies tap capital markets to bridge the shortfall.

We might try to tap bio fuels, but only in forms that do not compete with food supplies or with precious environmental assets.

Throughout their four decades of existence, they've managed to tap into a common sense of humor across Latin America and the Iberian peninsula.

Ashanti went to Bernice Johnson Cultural Arts Center, where she studied different dance styles, including tap, jazz, ballet, African, modern, and hip hop.

Recently, some developing country firms have also initiated research and development (R D) activities abroad, notably to tap knowledge centres around the world.

Since polls are costly, the Group had asked the task force to consider ways to pool resources, tap outside expertise and seek pro bono assistance.

They should tap into their diasporas, attract foreign direct investment in new areas, and acquire foreign firms if possible.

Nobel Prize nominee Hernando De Soto recognized that the key to economic liftoff for most developing countries is to tap the vast amounts of uncapitalized land.

To tap into this sense of allegiance and loyalty through an organized public gathering was an inspired idea, which India continues to build upon each year.

The report presents the main findings of an independent evaluation of the TAP outlines how the issues raised by the evaluation will be addressed provides recommendations for a two year extension of the TAP and presents elements for a longer term strategy for providing technical assistance.

As world energy prices collapsed, Brazil fortuitously turned off its subsidy tap, whereupon a brutal Darwinian free for all ensued.

It is used for step recognition (counting) in a sport application, and for tap gesture recognition in the user interface.