Sentence examples for bucks were called from inspiring English sources

"I think we're at that point right now where there's a lot of worry there," said Milwaukee Coach George Karl, whose Bucks were called for 16 technical fouls in a three-game stretch of their first-round loss to the Nets.

(Bucktown got its name from Polish immigrants' practice of raising goats there, which were called bucks).

Then they were left to stew for hours, as bucks were passed, the police were called and management hid.

With 7 13 left in the game and his team trailing 89-85, Rodman contended that the Bucks should have been called for an illegal defense.

I can find no credence for the notion, put forth by some activist clergy, that using the word "bucks" for "dollars" is racist, referring to young male slaves being called "bucks" because they were used as beasts of burden and were traded for tangible goods.

There's a good hip-hop scene, though (check out Buck 65 when he was called Stinkin' Rich).

A hybrid of a ewe and a buck (a male goat) is called a sheep-goat hybrid (only a single such animal has been confirmed), and is not to be confused with the sheep-goat chimera, though both are known as "geep".

Which is a good thing, too, as the company is spending big bucks promoting the campaign, (which is called "CokeChase," by the way).

An uncastrated male goat is called a "buck".

The Bucks inbounded at midcourt, but Glenn Robinson was called for traveling with 3.3 seconds left.

The Bucks parted ways with Coach Scott Skiles on Monday in what was called a mutual decision, and Boylan, Skiles's top assistant, was promoted to replace him.