Sentence examples for shucks that from inspiring English sources

Ah, shucks, that was incredibly unlucky.

In fact, if we mention that Philip Rivers has pulled out of his slump by throwing for seven touchdowns with no interceptions in the last three games, then we aw shucks, that is going to cost us.

To borrow a line from a favorite film, "Shucks, that's the best part".

Well, shucks, that family seems to be living a lot better than I am — they've got two sofas, a TV, coffee table... and a nicely painted room.

Well shucks, I thought, and yes that quaint Midwestern word appears in my internal monologues, Well shucks, that bastard looks like me.

And – shucks – that's good enough for me.

In Joss Stone's case, this was crystallised by her catastrophic appearance at the 2007 Brit Awards, where her natural ditzy ingenuousness was exacerbated by being delivered in a broad American drawl: from golly-gosh to aaw-shucks, that most unforgivable of betrayals.

But a recent influx of New Yorkers has helped the town shuck that scruffy image, or maybe enhance it.

Many critics made note of Fallon's "aw shucks" demeanor (that phrase popped up repeatedly in reviews), with some finding it endearing and others less so.

You'll need a thin, 3" shucking knife that has a rounded tip that makes it ideal for shucking your clams.

Mr. Bradshaw moved to Fox in 1994 and soon found himself free to perfect the aw-shucks charm that has made him not only a popular broadcaster but a sought-after commercial pitchman.