Sentence examples for one to tuck from inspiring English sources
Walker, touring New Hampshire on said Harley, seems to love any photo op when he's in his leather jacket, though it does nothing to obscure the fact that he looks like he wakes up every morning and frowns at 30 identical chambray button-downs before picking one to tuck into one of 30 identical flat-front chinos.
The Lizard Skins patch kits ($7.50 for six patches and glue) is a good one to tuck in your pocket.
No one to tuck them in at night.
We walk back to his office – Goddard smoothly responding to every "hi, Sir", telling one boy to tuck his collar in, asking another if he'd got his football boots sorted out – and I get the impression life was like this even before reality television fame.
It was a rainy Sunday morning in January and very cold; as he left, Fawaz turned back one last time to tuck the blanket more snugly around his 16-year-old wife.
Coloring the dreams of technologists now, however, are exquisitely tiny low-cost projectors, ones small enough to tuck inside a mobile phone or even a pair of glasses.
He shuffled across his stumps in an attempt to tuck one to fine leg, but missed.
So while this turn of events probably won't put the hospital saga out of its misery, it did seem to tuck one of Violet's trump cards back into the deck.
The Mets did not score again until the eighth inning, when they trailed by one run and seemed ready to tuck their heads into the All-Star Game break.
Morgan then nearly plays on to one that tucks him up and cramps him for space.
