• Look for a model with digital output temperature control, which delivers consistently hot water from the tap, regardless of flow rate.
• Boil for one minute, then drain through a sieve and rinse under the cold tap.
• When you turn on the tap, unfiltered water flows through the faucet head at a full-pressure flow as with any conventional faucet.

Synonyms

• Is that because it would have revealed a tap on his phone, a tap on his cell phone and the GPS locator?
• I have a police scanner and a tap on the police computers and phone lines.
• Check it out, but be careful leaving comments - it won't be long before the Department of Homeland Security has a tap on his modem.

Synonyms

• This is a hard narrow cone-shaped tool resembling a thread tap, except it has rough reverse threads on it.
• The surgeon uses a reamer and threaded tap to drill a hole to hold the titanium cage containing the bone graft.

• To the back of Adian lay a bar, with flasks and wooden kegs that were tapped for liquid stacked in every available place.
• The early closing time of pubs meant that carousers were forced to gather at dusk in private homes, where the host would tap a barrel.
• When we get back the New Belgium kegs get tapped and we start getting primed for the night.

Synonyms

• The two-man crew has tapped into the oxygen supply of a docked cargo ship.
• There's clearly a huge customer resource yet to be tapped; the question is how to go about it.
• The groundwater that is tapped into by wells on private lands is in fact a common resource, something nobody can effectively own.

Synonyms

• For really big cases, the agency buys expensive software from a telephone company to tap phones directly.
• And it is likely that there will be an effort to tap your hard-wired telephone as well - (more on that in a bit).
• A Scanner is a device that is used to tap into cell phone conversations.

Synonyms

• For this I had to drill holes in the frame and tap them so the screws turn in the frame.
• The stud is drilled and tapped to accept the front action screw.
• Drilling and tapping the tough steel of a receiver, while keeping the holes straight and aligned, is a task for a good machinist.

• With lifeless voices, singers march through the streets, striking bells and tapping on drums made of buffalo skin.
• She taps the ‘send’ button and I hear the computer printer crackle in the kitchen behind us as it prints out the order ticket.
• Gently tap to eliminate excess spice mixture and then coat uniformly with bread crumbs.

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• But an even higher profile role came in 1987, when Ronald Reagan tapped him to be chairman of the Federal Reserve.
• The President tapped him last year be the Afghan ambassador, and he's shuttled between Kabul and Washington ever since.
• But with extensive prior experience in camping, she was tapped to assist with the development of this new program.

• A quick tap on the first door to his right was all he gave before pushing it open and entering.
• She started toward her bed, but just as she took her first step, a sharp tap sounded at the French doors that led to the terrace outside her window.
• A light tap at the door announced the arrival of the servant.

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• Soon after she got a job as a dancing assistant in tap at Arthur Murray Studios.
• They are paired with six expert young dancers who each dance in a particular style - bhangra, street, musical theatre, pop, Irish dancing and tap.
• Dance students of all ages will perform a variety of song and dance including tap, classical ballet, jazz, national character and expressive dance.

• At taps, he personally inspects each man with standards that would make a recruit company commander flinch, says goodnight and turns out their light.
• After getting it to his satisfaction, he directed me to sound that call for Taps thereafter in place of the regulation call.
• Taps began as a revision to the signal for Extinguish Lights (Lights Out) at the end of the day.