Sentence examples for biff from inspiring English sources

Edwards is slapped on the pad after missing a sweep, then should really biff a juicy full toss to the ropes, but can only pick up a single.

But if you boil his most popular line down, it was essentially an empty, policy-free biff on the nose for the Daily Mail.

American regulators continue to biff big banks with blistering fines.

It is emotionally satisfying to side with "our" British trawlermen, who risk their lives doing a dangerous yet somehow romantic job in wild seas, and dream of British fish being protected by British coastguard cutters ready to ram and biff foreign invaders.But alas, the true tragedy of EU fisheries policy is a lot more complicated.

Mr Davis and Mr Clarke (especially Mr Clarke), claim to have the necessary weight and experience to biff the government effectively.

Compared with the country that Tony Blair led into four wars let alone the Britain of the Falklands era under Margaret Thatcher, who sent a naval task-force 8,000 miles to biff Argentina this new Britain is poorer, wearier and warier.

In particular, at the crucial flashback when Willy's teenage son Biff Andrew Garfielddiscoversers his father's marital infidelity, the shock and disillusionment are supposed to explain the long-held mystery of why he turned from a star athlete into an aimless layabout.

Pick of the Album: 'To Baby': a neglected gem by Biff Rose.

#MakeAmericaGreatAgain #Trump2016 #NHPolitics #FITN https://t.co/QPj5gb3wib pic.ThetteditoriallMmcYk3l The editoreferrederred to an interview with Bob Gale, the screenwriter of Back to the Future Part II, in which he said he thought of Trump when he came up with Biff Tannen, the town bully who becomes a wealthy casino owner.

Leading US newspaper the New Hampshire Union Leader slammed Donald Trump ahead of the Republican candidate's latest visit to the state, by comparing him to 1980s film villain Biff Tannen from Back to the Future.

On Feb. 9, we trust New Hampshire Republicans will send "Biff Trump" back to somewhere — anywhere but on the road to the most important elective office in the United States at a most crucial time for this nation".