Another feature focuses on buck passing, showing how often contacts shunt work on to others without offering any help.
The "Decider" still believes in the unrestricted activity of the free market; especially when his crooked friends can make a buck on the deal.
Maybe we do a little shading of the truth in order to make a buck. Maybe we overvalue something or maybe we just don't tell somebody what's wrong with it when we're selling it to them.
Both buck and doe have a little gait and both their eyelids palpitate.
The rich clipped coupons on their muni paper and the poor worked for a buck an hour.
He found it (on hisvisits to Balmoral to the girlish Queen Victoria,all popeyes and buck teeth but “pretty enough beneath the neck”) a place ofgloom and drizzle and long-faced holiness.
If you break a glass, do not pass the buck — admit that you did it.
It's not just the data, but the ability to make a quick buck, like we've seen in this case, that will drive people to exploit smart phones.
It was private land, dissected by the driveways, the buck-and-rail fences, the arched gateways of people wealthy enough to have a second home, or a third, on the headwaters of the Green.
Tim had buck teeth and his blond hair stuck out like straw and his eyes were a little buggy.
I don't care how big. I just want a buck.
In an age where spending is out of control, you'll need to prove that you are a fiscally responsible manager who knows how to get the most out of a buck.
Its plan to mend the public finances means that it will not simply pass the buck to future taxpayers now in primary school.
Nobody ever went into academia to make a fast buck. Professors, especially those in medical- and technology-related fields, typically earn a fraction of what their colleagues in industry do.
They unhook the ten dog team and they hook up buck.
If Blankfein argues that the buck stopped with Fab, Levin will skewer him.
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