Sentence examples for as a buck from inspiring English sources

"I was wild as a buck then," said John Couch, who made tyres at Goodyear.

REBOUNDS Milwaukee General Manager ERNIE GRUNFELD signed MIRSAD TURKCAN as a Buck yesterday.

Leery of tech's culture of Golcondan wealth, in which a billion dollars is dismissed as "a buck," he decided to rid himself of all but a comfortable cushion: his four-bedroom house in San Francisco's Mission district, his cars, his Big Sur property, and a reserve of ten million dollars, whose annual interest would cover his living expenses.

Two weeks earlier, in a letter to the poet Allen Tate written just a day after the election, Lowell composed a bitter rhyming ditty about Eisenhower, set to the tune of "Yankee Doodle": Came to Boston, gave his spiel—      Smart as a buck pheasant: All those teeth inside his smile—      My God, they're incandescent!

I take aim at a high-flying rooster just as a buck deer leaps out of the corn.

Soylent's ambitions for growing its business are aimed at eating into Big Food's junk food business — or at least nibbling its edges, given that junky McBurgers can cost as little as a buck.

Those cards offer air mile bonuses as well, and at a buck a mile, that's about the equivalent of an airline upgrade from coach to business class.

Its new owner — Labelux, owned by Germany's Reimann family — may not make as fast a buck.

Now the magic comes to even the oldest iPhones, as well as a number of other smartphones, as long as you have a buck or two to spare.

Democrats and the White House rejected it as a buck-passing exercise intended to saddle Mr. Obama with the political consequences of the cuts.

That will leave the fabled Melbourne spine looking as fragile as a bucks night hangover this weekend against the Cowboys.