Sentence examples for are buff from inspiring English sources
noun
Undyed leather from the skin of buffalo or similar animals.
The Streetdance boys and girls are buff paragons of unalloyed dance ambition.
That, she said, is why "all the guys are buff and cut, and all the girls are slim and trim".
The difference in colour comes about with age; the juveniles are buff and both sexes darken with age, but the male does so much more rapidly.
The bodies are buff, the teeth are perfect, and the tribesmen say "Yah" a lot – so it's just like the Stone Age.
If the head at my daughter's school was driven by these objectives, the entire day would be taken up with which boys are buff, who wants to shag whom in Big Brother and how not to get your phone jacked.
The two men are buff and grizzled with tattoos covering their arms.
The paintings of Elizabeth Peyton, with whom Ms. Kilimnik is sometimes associated, are buff-polished, as if designed to have spotlights trained on them.
Their brag sheets are buffed.
Their dark edges are buffed away, or tinted pink.
As prose, those books are enormous achievements, but they are buffed up with belatedness.
On top of the pea-green layer are buff-colored layers.
