Sentence examples for buck fires from inspiring English sources

Buck fires the motor again to Man-O' War Caye, a tiny island that seems from the distance to have some sort of pestilence buzzing above it.

The compost heap was in the grounds of a property in Gerrards Cross and caught fire because of a build up of heat, a Bucks fire service spokesman said.

The Milwaukee Bucks fired coach Jason Kidd on Monday amid a midseason slide that has left the playoff hopefuls in eighth place in the Eastern Conference.

Karl was an analyst for ESPN after the Bucks fired him in 2003, and his NBA coaching career also includes stops in Golden State and Cleveland.

The Bucks fired coach Jason Kidd, traded for guard Eric Bledsoe and welcomed back forward Jabari Parker, and still clicked for the NBA's third-best offensive rating over the last month.

Skiles, the former coach of the Chicago Bulls and the Phoenix Suns, was one of the more accomplished coaches on the market, and the Bucks — who fired Larry Krystkowiak last Thursday — moved quickly to lock him up.

While these benign images may have been designed not to upset the soldier's correspondent, he did send her vivid little pictures of a burning building and a horse bucking under fire.

But in the 107th minute it was Marcelo Saragosa who put the Black & Red ahead with a solid shot and that chance advanced the club to Round 4. 4th round: DC United vs Philadelphia Union Michigan Bucks 3-2 Chicago Fire: An indoor stadium for the Michigan Bucks as they hosted the Chicago Fire and took the challenge against the four time US Open Cup Winners.

That might be his most important quality, because, as Ray Ratto writes on CBSSports.com, Marlins managers are hired to be quickly fired (or buck the trend and quit, as Edwin Rodriguez just did).

If it delivers as expected, "Catching Fire" will buck the recent trend in which films based on young adult books have fizzled.

"A couple bucks," Mr. McGuinness fired back.