Taps in a sentence

Four taps dispense True Story; guest taps feature Birmingham micros.

High-capacity hardware taps can cost upwards of $10,000 each, and you may need a number of taps to monitor different networks or network segments.

According to Mangulama, prior to the installation of the taps, her grandchildren would spend three hours fetching her water due to long distances.

Aminata on Skye’s shoulder, TKO into a Dragon Sleeper and Aminata taps.

As Charleston’s brewery industry grew around Coast, craft beer drinkers continued to visit the North Charleston taproom, which was really just a handful of taps in the heart of a humid brewhouse.

As wildfires become larger and more catastrophic across the drying West, water leaders warn communities must prepare for the eventual impact on the critical watersheds that provide the water flowing from Colorado taps.

But instead of actually dealing with these issues, we are opening the taps for more of these people entering without knowing what their rights are, without being able to, you know, effectively exercise their rights.

But the readers are only supposed to charge when a customer taps the card or holds it within a few centimeters of the panel.

Created with a hardline tank like Lae’zel in mind, Eldritch Knight Versatility taps into how the Eldritch Knight balances the survivability of the Fighter with inherent spellcasting of the Wizard.

Even their pushes are hit with power, and on 7-3 and 11-8 in the third, Satwik and Chirag ensured that the straight taps were hit high and hard onto the Indonesian faces at an awkward length, leaving them scrambling.

From our initial taps, the keyboard seems to offer a decent keystroke action, while the size is large enough to be a serious productivity keyboard.

Germán, who claimed the tackiness was from a rosin bag that he taps on his hand before leaving the dugout, went on to strike out a career-high 11 batters in 6.1 innings.

Give people a chance to do the right thing by adding an emergency contact that can be accessed and dialed with a few quick taps from your phone's lock screen.

Hardly the mere “expression of feelings” or the projection of ingrained social conditioning, sex taps into eternal cosmic forces from which we can never fully escape.

Haskell pointed to the dwindling water reservoir levels over the past couple years and how that was the only way to keep, in some circumstances, water flowing to the taps because people conserved.

He also taps South Africans as he aims to connect with listeners beyond his base.

He taps me on the arm like an old friend, and enjoys laughing at himself: when I suggest we talk about some of the highlights of his career, he insists we discuss “the lowlights” instead.

If the US consumer taps out, an earnings downturn could show up when companies report after mid-year.

In a push for Gen Z maximalism, ThredUp’s latest closet collab taps “Haley Lu Richardson.

In Orange County, California, treated water is pumped into the ground, where it enters underground aquifers before eventually being returned to the taps.