Sentence examples for bucks each from inspiring English sources
My god, I thought, those things are four bucks each.
He referred to this event as simply "the R.N.C.," and he still had a bunch of R.N.C. hats that he was trying to unload for five bucks each.
"That wasn't even to do with his 1960s experiences, it's from British soul collectors coming over in the 1980s and buying up records for $5, and then he finds out later they're being sold for a thousand bucks each.
The problem with raw oysters, though, is that you have to either shuck them yourself — for most of us this means risking limb if not life — or pay two bucks each for them, which gets pretty pricey.
At the end of a blissful ride around Little Cranberry Island, we stopped at her rickety fishing boat as she told us how generations of family had labored long hours to sell the clawed prey to wholesalers for perhaps a few bucks each.
John Judd and John Reeger make a sublimely funny-sad double act as the former Boer War foes bucking each other up until they begin flaying each other alive.
After school, the two huddle in Ms. Moffett's classroom to go over the day's events and buck each other up.
Take it and leave us alone.' " The film about Estonia shows how women who grew close on the transport to Jagala made sure to buck each other up, sometimes dividing a cadged piece of bread.
It was exhilarating to be on the water on a warm spring day in a fast boat that rocked and bucked each time a nearby craft's wake hit us.
As for prices: It used to be that transistors cost a buck each.
