Sentence examples for you can buckle from inspiring English sources

"We'll just smoke that cig and then you can buckle me right back up".

"With the kind of pressure the Mystics put on you, it's easy to see how you can buckle," Liberty Coach Richie Adubato said.

And after you find a spot in a distant satellite lot you will get on the shuttle to get in line to buy the tickets before joining the feral scrum for a spot in the lodge so you can buckle your child's boots before you buckle your own.

Andrew Rotherham, a member of the Virginia Board of Education and co-founder of Education Sector, a think tank, said such challenges teach students that "even if you don't do well the first time, you can buckle down and do better the next time". Asked what he thought about those who say AP might be too much for him, Ventura said, "I totally disagree.

When the horse gets used to that, then you can buckle the halter behind the ears.

Sometimes the paper can buckle when you put the rubber band on.

But they can buckle under pressure.

When ground movements occur, pipelines can buckle or collapse like an accordion.

Even the ideas which inform the book can buckle at the knees.

But if a screw top is not opened properly, the cap can buckle or jam.

One of Empson's examples is the word "Buckle!" in Hopkins's poem, "The Windhover", where buckle can mean both fasten - as in buckle on a military belt - or collapse, as a wheel can buckle.