Sentence examples for to be deck from inspiring English sources

The simplest response was to be deck everything with all the glitter and gilt that gave the clothes of that era such a bad name.

Here it is: "deck -- a key word for most hipsters, similar in meaning to the antiquated 'fresh.' To be deck is to be up on the latest trends, cutting edge and/or hip.

If you're going to be decking your roof out with solar tiles, there's a possibility that you may forgo what might be the best placement of a skylight in favor of more solar cell square footage.

It was on the set of a 1969 western — "The Undefeated" — and, because of the camera's position just behind the character he was supposed to be decking, Wayne had a hard time delivering a fake punch that looked believable.

To save it, all hands need to be on deck -- or different decks.

You can train to be a deck or engineering officer, and I chose deck officer, which means you start out at the bottom rung as a deckhand.

And all hands seemed to be on deck.

It was to show that USA Swimming is committing a crime every day by allowing coaches that other coaches know are dangerous to be on deck.

You could even add Thomas Merton, who is not on the saint track yet but is thought by many to be on deck.

Larkin seems to be on deck for the Hall of Fame, collecting votes on 62.1 percent of the ballots last year, the highest percentage of any candidate who did not make it.

Many early-career scientists have ambitious supervisors who run tight ships, and everyone is expected to be on deck all day.