Sentence examples for if a buck from inspiring English sources

(Well, technically it is $38 in 2007 dollars -- sure would be simpler if "a buck was a buck"). Other studies have put the carbon cost at $77 a ton or more.

Remember, if a horse wants to buck, he will buck no matter how tired he is.

So now we know: Hollywood would market slasher films to toddlers if there was a buck to be made.

"If you pay a buck over at Dollar General and you're going to pay a buck eighty-nine here, it's, boy, what do you tell the customer?" Mr. Lisai said.

One economic postulate of the incarcerated is that if there is a buck to be made, there is a boob to be played.

"If there was a buck to be made, he knew how to do it," said Dr. Clifton Dietz, a dentist and collector who has helped run a fan club in western Pennsylvania, the H. C. Fry Glass Society.

Car rental agencies try to beat the prices offered on the Web travel agencies, if only by a buck or two, but surprises can await on Travelocity, Orbitz and Expedia.

And if there's a buck to be made in it, humans will eventually figure out a way.

Or, failing that, they take a sort of masochistic pleasure in being hoodwinked by a savvy marketer; it's the same feeling as being shown a card trick, even if you lose a buck in the bargain.

But if there's a buck to be made from the incident, Clone-A-Willy (its product shown below) is being upfront about it.

(OK. So if it's a buck less for each credit, it's $3,480 for those of you with a calculator).