Sentence examples for a shucks from inspiring English sources

Viggo Mortensen plays Tom: a rugged, regular guy whose handsome features are always on the point of being shyly drawn upwards into a "Shucks".

A: "Shucks, my eyes have seen everything now".

I don't expect a "Shucks, you really liked me?" sort of thing, but when they asked about the pressure, she said "What pressure?" and didn't at all appear to be joking.

Try Joe Fortes for C$5 £2.800) happy hour beer and "buck-a-shuck" oysters; Boulevard for octopus ceviche and C$6 high-balls; or headcheese toast and a C$6 Aperol Spritz at Royal Dinette.

The festival includes all the oysters you can eat, a shucking contest, and wine and beer.

Besides copious amounts of oysters, there will be wine pairings, a shucking contest, chef demos and music.

After all that, you'll be glad to hear that this recipe does not require a shucking knife.

3. Using a shucking knife and a towel to hold onto oysters, remove top shells and loosen oysters.

There's a disconnect in what we see between the face — a bespectacled, patrician mask whose default expression is a sneer — and the body, which seems as soft and unprotected as a shucked crab.

The house, a Victorian Gothic overlooking the river, was built in 1875 by an oyster kingpin; there is a shucking room in the basement, and Smith and Rahman still find shells in their garden.

Last year, a shucking contest was held on the back of a flatbed truck, parked on the busy town wharf: seasoned fishermen ousting the muscle of the mollusc from its pretty flat shell with a flick of the knife.