Sentence examples for will buckle from inspiring English sources

I don't think I have boys who will buckle.

It may be that even the strongest crampons will buckle.

I'm not saying Ulster will buckle under it but that's what we'll be trying.

But most seasoned analysts doubt that this Sudanese government will buckle anytime soon.

They kept saying, wait, Iran is not North Korea, it will buckle.

It is convinced that in the long run we will buckle.

If I do worry about the pressure, I'll buckle under the pressure.

"There will be catastrophes – floods, mainly – then we'll buckle up and get it sorted," he said.

Insofar as he has any plans, he thinks he might spend the summer in Europe, "then I'll buckle down".

I think Harry will put pressure on himself because he's a good professional, but I don't think he's a person who'll buckle under pressure.

They also didn't like the line "Slow down... you'll buckle my trunnions.' Don't tell me – they wanted to know what trunnions were?