Sentence examples for tuck from inspiring English sources

Is it, as you suggest, like saying: tuck in that label.

This is almost always a good idea with dairy products, which can be bland if served too warm, although I'll be impressed if you can manage to resist the temptation to tuck in for too long.

The greatcoat was evident during an impromptu TV interview Gilmour had given on the streets that night, during which "he was still carrying the mannequin part, albeit he tried to tuck it under his greatcoat", said Hughes.

One analyst told the inspector general that when the organization acquires Americans' data, its officials "tuck it to the side".

Alison tucks in her side; I tuck in mine.

No mere adjunct to the main man, Tom Hollander, she is given plenty of meat to tuck into as she struggles with work ambitions, home life, parenthood and the various parishioners who use her home as an unofficial Citizens Advice Bureau.

A swimming pool, chicken run and tuck-shop were all built under the guise of improving security.The incident proved to be a media sensation and the riot police did not in the end try to evict the EFF.

Or, as he later puts it, "buyer beware".VIDEO: The big ideaIn a wide-ranging video interview, CFO.com's Alan Rappeport speaks with Vijay Govindarajan of Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, a respected management thinker, General Electric's "chief innovation consultant" and author of "Ten Rules for Strategic Innovators".

Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Paul Danos, dean of Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, warned that such provisions could seriously affect the American economy in the future and damage the diversity and dynamism of business schools.

In real life, McCarthy is happy with her weight, but boy, did the nip/tuck on the poster make a difference to the box office!

Dirk Jenter of Stanford University and Katharina Lewellen of Tuck Business School find that golden parachutes are rarer and stingier than they should be.In this section The last Kodak moment?