Sentence examples for a buck that from inspiring English sources

A buck that does not stop with an individual often stops nowhere.

"I think when you lie on the internet and scare children to make a buck, that is ethically wrong".

Twitter watchers are so obsessed with how the company will make a buck that they jump on every hint of a business plan and spread it across the Web.

I betcha a buck that I'll be there to cover it, since I, in fact, am CrunchGear's Boston office.

Surveys are priced in a way that'll be quite familiar to anyone who uses modern social networks — there's a virtual currency called "Credits," with 10 Credits costing a buck, that you spend to run your surveys.

David Halberstam wrote in his 1995 book October, 1964 that the team was far more than a collection of pros trying to make a buck; that they "served a common purpose".

I recall a lil' trick I learned when I was a young buck that involves plugging the dragon's steamy blowhole if you pork lo mein what I'm chicken-chow sayin'.

The retractions follow a separate one, two years ago, of a paper by Dr. Buck that was published in the journal Nature in 2001.

The promise of a quick buck, that's for sure.

The so-called "masters of the universe" were busy peddling subprime mortgages, securitization of mortgages, credit default swaps and other exotic products to turn a quick buck that they put profit over people, community and country.

ABC's motives may have been less than stellar, but the network did, for an evening, buck that unfortunate pattern.