Sentence examples for brother buck from inspiring English sources

Gene Hackman was cast as Clyde's brother Buck after Nicholson turned it down, and Estelle Parsons played his wife, winning best supporting actress Oscar.

The couple became famous after a March 1933 episode in Joplin, Mo., where they were hiding out with Clyde's brother Buck and sister-in-law Blanche.

Tellingly the show's best song is a slender, shimmering hymn to small and ordinary pleasures, nicely performed by Melissa van der Schyff as Blanche, the pious wife of Clyde's brother, Buck (Claybourne Elder, sweet and empty).

When pressed by his brother, Buck, about the killing of a bank employee — "It was him or you, right?" — Clyde mumbles that he had to do it, even though the audience knows there was no real question of self-defense.

Clyde, whose family lived in a tent for much of his youth, was a high school dropout who followed his older brother Buck into life as a car thief, cat burglar and armed robber; Clyde thought so highly of himself that he changed his middle name from Chestnut to Champion.

The love between Clyde's brother, Buck, played by Clyde Elder who originated the role at La Jolla Playhouse.

The lovers ultimately team with Clyde's brother Buck Gene Hackmann), his timid wife, Blanche Estelle Parsonss), and a dim-witted henchman named C.W. Moss Michael J. Pollardd).

"Big brother, big bucks".

I'll pay my baby brother five bucks and he'll knock you out".

Expect a raft of rejections from Pep Guardiola, Didier Deschamps, Jurgen Klopp, Fabio Capello, Roberto Martinez, Ringo Starr, Edd the Duck and Craig from Big Brother unless Fenway buck their ideas up.

An engraving from 1735 by the Buck brothers gives some indication of the gatehouse's form: the gate was an archway between two towers projecting from the curtain wall.