Sentence examples for tucker from inspiring English sources
verb
To tire out or exhaust a person or animal.
The film's human creators – director Paul King and producer David Heyman – are nominated in the best British film and will arrive, present and correct, in best bib and tucker.
Being near the crossroads of the Pennine Way and the Coast to Coast trail, it's very popular with walkers, who refuel on a good selection of local ales, including their own Ewe Juice, and hearty tucker, such as the roasts which are served inside plate-size Yorkshire pudding.
This isn't the discredited "bush tucker" days of the 80s and 90s, saltwater crocodile and red kangaroo are used sensitively upstairs on the Orana tasting menu or in the casual Street bar downstairs as croc dogs, hop dogs or carpaccio.
He liked his beer and his tucker; he was ordinary-sounding bloke who seemed more at home in the front bar of his local than in a ritzy uptown club.
It's footy-fare, quality tucker, in context.
"There's no soul in this tucker," I opine.
Tucker Carlson, a pundit for MSNBC, calls this a "racially exclusive theology".
The first edition of the novel to appear under Plath's name, published in 1967, featured a cover designed by Shirley Tucker, with a bold type face and urgent concentric circles.
Derbyshire's supervisory board unanimously supported the nomination of Chesterfield-born Miller, who played 254 first-class matches for the county and replaces Willie Tucker.
Jasmyn Chan was hit by a car travelling at least twice the speed limit in Sheffield last year after she pushed her younger friend Tia Tucker, 12, out of the way in a "remarkable act of bravery", saving her life, a judge said.
In a carnally confident style akin to Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein yowling through Sleater-Kinney's Let's Call It Love, or PJ Harvey lasciviously panting, "Lick my legs!
