Sentence examples for buff of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "buff of" is not correct and is not typically used in written English.
Kudos to Jake Gosling for that extra buff of polish.
The experience of bathing outdoors in the buff, of course, is priceless.
For the real musical theater buff of old, the true nostalgist, bells are ringing.
Michael Vincze is perhaps the most isolated subway buff of all.
I'm a great buff of transportation of all kinds, from airplanes to steamships to cars to zeppelins.
Adam Frankel — the history buff of the speechwriting staff — asked if perhaps he could see the Lincoln Bedroom.
Unforgivably, Jaden doesn't know who the worryingly buff fan of chilling on Sundays even is.
He was a news junkie, history buff, lover of maps, and international traveler.
The choice of buff for the facings of New Jersey and New York may have been meant to recall the former Dutch colony of New Netherlands, although this symbolic association is unproved.
He'd long been a film buff, a fan of Tarantino, Fight Club and The Matrix.
John Murello's digitally scanned image "Yesterday 200505) is an exquisite, purely aesthetic representation of dried, crinkled old leaves, the shapes somehow reminiscent of the buff torsos of ancient statuary.
