Sentence examples similar to tiny buck from inspiring English sources

AFTER learning to ski on tiny Buck Hill in Minnesota, the Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn took her first ski trip to Keystone, Colo., when she was 7 years old.

Back to Tiny Markets, Big Bucks.

Big bucks for a tiny city.

You think I'm miserly enough to think, like, "Oh goody, I can save those two bucks for some other tiny purchase later today"?

This tiny lens costs just a few bucks to create.

If that happens, once I'm through, I'll find the nearest restaurant or lounge and give a waiter a few bucks for some of those tiny bottles of hot sauce behind the bar.Mr Lipman sounds like a savvy traveller.

Iomega the people who brought you 100 megabytes of removable storage for ten bucks with the Zip disk are back with Clik!, a tiny removable storage device the size of a silver dollar, which holds 40 megabytes for $10.

HP has every right to make a buck but sometimes it's worth foregoing a tiny bit of additional revenue to earn some respect.

"Here's a tiny firm saying we're going to change the internal combustion engine and buck the industry," he said.

Those forces make it very tough to turn a buck online, whether you're big, like the New York Times, or a tiny neighborhood news site.

The few other people on the beach appeared tiny in the immensity, except for the para-surfers, whose scoop-shaped chutes bucked and pirouetted and lifted the riders sometimes twenty feet above the waves.