Sentence examples for in buck from inspiring English sources
Their communiques were written in Buck Rogers-like Marxist jargon.
Still, at least she can behave normally when she's just hanging about, chilling in Buck House.
As in: "Buck got a good scholarship to go to college, but he turned it down.
On Wednesday, the court will hear arguments in Buck v. Davis, No. 15-8049.
From the simulation, the graphs are presented to show the converter working in buck mode and boost mode.
The constitutionality of compulsory-sterilization laws was brought before the Supreme Court in 1927, in Buck v. Bell.
George Williams, a constitutional lawyer, blames the "dysfunctional" constitution for some A$9 billion ($8.5 billion) a year lost in buck-passing, red tape and duplication.
It would be easy to dismiss Dr Reid's proposals as another exercise in buck-passing; after all, these days it comes almost as an allergic response.
Hard sell, hard times Something for something Ending the exodus Hibernation test The odd couple In the public interest Rumble in the jungle ReprintsHis classic exercise in buck-passing looked even worse this week when the speedy, independent review by seven senior MPs he had promised ran into the sand.
It made it easy and I kept things simple, a pageant dedicated to the founding of the town with all the old-timers parading past the camera on horseback, or in buck-boards, then sitting before the courthouse in funeral-parlor chairs and an Indian or two in the background.
… it is rather ghastly" (cited in Buck-Morss 1977, 149).
