Sentence examples for of ducky from inspiring English sources

"Duck" was the formal, vous version of "Ducky," their term of affection for each other.

If a transcript existed of their 57-year-long marriage and you did a computer quick-find search of "Ducky," you'd find 1,794,326 matches.

A small but telling detail of Seattle's turbulent economy can be found in the changing fortunes of Buff Winderbaum, the owner of Ducky's Office Furniture.

And from this man, who did not give his location but spoke with a familiarity indicating he had once been a big customer of Ducky's: "We've recently gone through a downsizing, kind of a consolidation.

A year and a half ago, high-style furniture favored by fledgling Internet companies was flying out the door of Ducky's huge warehouse here, near an entrance to the Interstate.

(Besides, do you know the tragic story behind the voice of Ducky? Go ahead and look that up if you want to ruin your childhood even more).

The New Yorker, December 29 , 1975P. 33 PROFILE of Clarence "Ducky" Nash the voice of Donald Duck.

By Anthony Hiss The New Yorker, December 29 , 1975P. 33 PROFILE of Clarence "Ducky" Nash the voice of Donald Duck.

I was also reminded of the surreal quality of the "Ducky Boys" scenes from Philip Kaufman's The Wanderers, in which an unsuspecting Bronx youth stumbles into the misty lair of a quasi-mythical Irish gang where nightmarish apparitions lurk.

This kitchen has a remarkable ability to blacken without scorching, and they pull off the same trick in a memorable duck dish: the breast blushing pink and oozing juice, the confit leg boned and cut into a sophisticated square of intensely ducky meat and crisp skin; it comes with a pool of rhubarb puree and little barrels of the stalk, charred but still supremely fuchsia and sour-sweet.

1934 -- The Gashouse Gang of Pepper, Ducky, Ripper, Dizzy and Daffy beats the Tigers as Dizzy and Daffy Dean win two games each, the 11-0 cominger coming amid debris from frustrated fans in Detroit.