A commander comes in to tell him to buck up.
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Her response, thinking he was merely homesick, was: Buck up.
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Buck up when it comes to boys a little bit.
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"He is yelling to me to buck up, so I'm going to buck up," said Mr. Graham, who said he would like to deliver a victory on immigration legislation in tribute to Mr. McCain.
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So take a breath, buck up, and talk to your roommates.
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By day four, I decided to buck up and text him.
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They're trying to buck up each other and distract everyone else.
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"He really kind of demonstrated just a basic sense of confidence that I think will buck up Republicans and will buck up his supporters after what's really been sort of a rocky 10 days," he continued.
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So buck up, get off your ass, and go vote for her.
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" Stewart then told the media to buck up and "stop your whining.
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Still, the President's cheerleading appeared to buck up local and state officials.
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Still, Charlotte was able to buck up and congratulate its neighbor city, Raleigh.
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People with depression are often told to be proactive and just buck up.
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Now, the CIC wants Lizzie Trump to buck up and cover that loss.
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So, if you've got a bad boss, stop telling yourself to buck up.
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But in a more practical sense, it's time to buck up and push on anyway.
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It's time for Washington to buck up and get this agreement over the finish line.
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One, you feel it because you're immature, in which case you just need to buck up.
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It that reminds you, 'Buck up, you still have your faculties, you can make it through this.
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Charles M. Blow If you've been in a funk over the results of this election: Buck up.
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It's no wonder, if even our presidents can't buck up, that the little guys are so befuddled.
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If credible, that promise should buck up animal spirits, encourage spending, and drag the economy back to health.
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" His hope for health care: "Let's just buck up as a society and pay for the catastrophic illnesses.
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Carsie Blanton: Buck Up (Carsie Blanton) The unfashionably chirpy, unabashedly horny Blanton has been making albums since 2005.
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Yet, like it or not, we Americans have a new president-elect, and it's time to buck up.
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A lot of queer people — a lot of people — are told to buck up, swallow your feelings, behave.
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Even so, in June Mario Draghi, the bank's boss, promised further stimulus if the economy does not buck up.
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Perhaps, too, there was a need to buck up the troops during wartime with words of encouragement and optimism.
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Visits by Vice President Mike Pence and other White House officials did little to buck up the party's candidate.
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Buck up, at least your $60 million dollar rocket bearing a $200 million dollar payload didn't explode on the launchpad.
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Check out LeBron James giving Cleveland his best "Buck up, kid" ... moments after the Indians' crushing loss to the Cubbies.
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And if you wanna know how petty this split is -- she's demanding he buck up for her pooch's "flea treatment."
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He has occasionally appeared to be trying to buck up his wife, Kathleen, who sits a few feet behind him.
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If you really want to be serious about your photo editing, you might just want to buck up and shell out.
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That one of his speechwriters appears to have ripped off Mrs Obama suggests he might wish to buck up that idea.
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" She sings as a woman, a man, a who-can-tell; she rhymes "broken" with "Yoakam" and "buck up" with "fuck up.
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The woman says Tyga started missing payments on the whip ... and she's ready to report it stolen if he doesn't buck up.
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People treat it as though it's something women do on a whim, why can't they just buck up and have another baby?
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Its simple advice for female empowerment: Women need to just buck up and assert themselves if they wanted more from the patriarchy.
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She then decided to buck up and confront Sophia, head-on: "how can I make this up to you," asked a terrified Teigen.
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Republican leaders are trying to buck up their nervous colleagues by arguing they can win re-election even if Trump crashes and burns.
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Once he calmed down, Raju returned to his team's bench beneath a row of oak trees and encouraged the other players to buck up.
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" • "A rate cut also makes it cheaper for consumers and companies to borrow, and that can buck up economic activity and help corporate profits.
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When Vice President Mike Pence and administration officials visited senators privately on Tuesday to buck up support for Trump's action, it provoked a lively discussion.
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Tori's been ordered to buck up her full past due balance of $37,981.97, plus an extra $855 in court costs ... according to new legal docs.
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It also allows people to brush off horrible behaviour with the excuse of "just having a laugh," expecting others to buck up and move on.
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While appetite is strong for the high yields that emerging markets pay, UBS's Milic said the Fed had prompted many would-be issuers to buck up.
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Even our sad stories, of which there are many, have their moral lessons or silver linings that allow us to buck up, move on, keep working.
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Bret: There was usually a side trip to some embattled country — Lithuania one year, Tunisia another — where McCain would try to buck up the democratic reformers.
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"I was told that I should seek help elsewhere, and to 'buck up' because this is how things would be from now on," Chelsie Antunez said.
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At one point, IHOP responded to a fan on Twitter who lamented the news, only to be told to "shut the buck up" by yet another outraged user.
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Bock tries to reassure me that I'll be fine, but it's only when I see the young, fearless Simon looking at me that I decide to buck up.
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It's time to buck up and put your skills to the test to see if you can figure out the dreamy country crooner hiding behind these chipmunk cheeks.
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A familiar refrain is that the solution to low youth turnout isn't a new law, but for young people to buck up and register the old-fashioned way.
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So Mrs Merkel needs to buck up her own party, the centre-right Christian Democratic Union, which is disillusioned with the "welcome culture" for refugees that she has promoted.
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But the main reason for Russian cooperation is that Moscow is winning its campaign to buck up Assad and can afford a pause, both for tactical and diplomatic reasons.
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If that thought hasn't at least crossed your mind, then you're conflating self belief with a total lack of realism and self awareness, and you need to buck up.
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A young women had come up and talked about being sexually harassed by her boss, and the woman on the panel told her buck up and get over it.
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Alpha Ghoul is out 7/29 on Tankcrimes; snag a copy here, listen to it in its entirety below, and buck up—maybe tomorrow won't be so bad after all.
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The real goal is to buck up Cruz to a point where he prevents Trump from getting that majority and either passes him in the delegate count or draws close.
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While a few pump jacks still buck up and down in the area, Leduc changed the equation and the town gradually withered away, its buildings knocked down or hauled away.
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Galifianakis brings with him quirky sidekicks from the station, including his relentlessly upbeat producer Carol (Lauren Lapkus), who tries to buck up everyone's spirits no matter how terribly events unfold.
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Similarly constrained, Mr. Garfield smiles broadly through episodes of near-suffocation and bloody sputum, while Ms. Foy embodies the buck-up-and-carry-on mentality that William Nicholson's screenplay demands.
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Lansdale persuaded the army to stop alienating peasants with bloody, heavy-handed tactics, and paired military offensives with political campaigns to divide the communists and buck up trust in the government.
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" She also thought of the women she had advised over the years to buck up, to speak up, to go to the police or "move everything out when he's at work.
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His charmed adventures are given an even greater assist by the band's frontman, Joe Strummer (played with cool magnetism by Jonathan Rhys Meyers), who pops up periodically to deliver buck-up homilies.
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She admires Ever and feels for him, but she also, as channeled by Ms. Wise, seems to offer him mercy sex while also using him to buck up her bruised self-esteem.
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President Trump is looking to cash in on the Mueller Report ... because he's asking his supporters to buck up for his re-election campaign and send a HUGE message to his haters.
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They may even help buck up non-green and non-luxury autos: in May, regional authorities eased limits on new licence plates of all marques in the cities of Shenzhen and Guangzhou.
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There is no need to install a plugin on Chrome or Firefox, though both Microsoft Edge and Apple's Safari will still require one until they buck up and support the Web RTC standard.
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McConnell gathered Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee in his Capitol Hill office Tuesday to buck up their resolve to get the nominee confirmed before the election, according to lawmakers who attended.
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Britain is currently embroiled in a fierce call by many voters in the U.K. to cut back on its foreign aid programs in order to buck up the financially struggling National Health Service.
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I needed this to buck up a bit after that Mark Twain story: 49D: Once I'd figured out what (or who) E.A.P. stood for, the poet Poe, I got the ALLAN right away.
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It took the federal government quite some time to buck up with funding to fight Zika, but in late July, President Obama promised that Florida would receive millions of dollars in additional CDC aid.
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" After saying a silent prayer, "I suddenly felt like somebody had walked up behind me and lifted Boomer off my shoulders," she says, "and I realized that I had to buck up and do this.
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Macron's triumph will buck up establishment figures who have had little to cheer in recent months: He was endorsed by former President Barack Obama, who is seeing his own legacy dismantled by the populist Trump.
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Saudi Arabia is part of the problem Given the Trump Administration's determination to buck up relations with America's traditional US allies, the budding love affair between the Trump Administration and Saudi Arabia may be understandable.
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McConnell spoke to Trump earlier Tuesday evening to thank him for all the work he did to buck up Senate GOP races, crisscrossing the nation in the final weeks before Election Day to rally the GOP base.
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Opinion Columnist If you had to pick the weirdest moment of the week, would it be: The Coast Guard tries to buck up its unpaid civilian employees by suggesting they consider becoming dog walkers or giving music lessons.
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The affection they have for Mitchell (who died in 2016 and who lends this film its backbone) beams from the screen, as does their pride in the volunteer work that often took them overseas to buck up American troops.
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Brooks still can't bring himself to offer a full diagnosis of what motivates Trump's voters—"they are left out of this economy," he writes—but his stalwart opposition might buck up #NeverTrump forces that are starting to lose their resolve.
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In the waning days of his vice presidency, Joe Biden returned to the station—his home state station in Wilmington, Delaware—to announce the largest Department of Transportation loan in history: $2.45 billion dollars to buck up Amtrak's Northeast Corridor.
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In an effort to buck up the conservatives, the Republican Study Committee (RSC) — the largest group of conservatives in the House — warned that the Senate risks seeing its bill die in the House if it drifts too far to the center.
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Our mandate is to defend the rule of law and to vindicate our constitutional liberties and to buck up the institutions that have been weakened by the attacks of this administration, the institutions that we depend on for our democratic form of government.
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The fitness instructor's command, at the exhibition's start — which tells us to take individual responsibility, buck up, and get on with it — may be one of the things making us withdraw, put our heads down, and pound out our anxieties on the treadmill.
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Still, the main thrust of "Darkest Hour" hinges not only on Churchill's grit but his oratorical skills -- how he used language to simultaneously buck up and bond with the British people, who were more determined and defiant than many in their government.
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A chapter on middle-age job-seekers who once worked as computer programmers or newspaper reporters captures the fallout of a discriminatory job market, which tells older unemployed people they should buck up and start over while also making them feel superfluous.
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So "Now You Know," Mary's deliciously brassy effort to buck up Frank and bring down the curtain at what used to be the end of Act I, is rendered here as a mid-show dirge, exposing subtext that was better off sub.
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As soon as I realized that I was getting caught in a spiral of anxieties, I told myself to buck up: Maybe I would find that I really did enjoy my own company and look at experiencing a restaurant meal in a new light.
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In Green's film, Meyers becomes a stand-in for whatever horrors can befall any of us at any moment: terror and loss are inescapable, the filmmakers appear to be saying, so we better buck up and learn to fight back if we want to survive.
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Awash in unpaid bills and barely able to gather her wits to declare bankruptcy, she nevertheless tries to buck up herself and her two grown daughters with tales of the fortitude and defiance of the pioneers who tamed the western frontier in days of yore.
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"I think Out is another brand that historically has a certain perception of the types of people, the types of bodies, the types of stories they've come to expect, and I think the team we have now is trying to buck up against that," Anderson said.
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And President Trump will need Senator Paul to buck up his fellow Republican and fellow Kentuckian Mitch McConnell, who, as Senate majority leader, will have to find the courage to use a "nuclear option" and put the Gorsuch confirmation up for a simple up or down vote.
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Republican lawmakers need to buck up, remind themselves of their constitutional responsibilities and erect some basic guardrails to ensure that — in a fit of rage, panic or mere pique — this president does not wake up one morning and decide to drive American democracy off a cliff.
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RELATED: Cruz not ruling out re-entry into race if path opens The comparison was part of a series of statements Heidi Cruz made to buck up supporters after her husband left the presidential race last week in the wake of a dismal finish in Indiana's GOP primary.
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But if endorsed, the coalition may provide France's new president, Emmanuel Macron, with the partner he has been looking for to help buck up the European Union and move it away from the austerity policies that were identified with Ms. Merkel's old team and often blamed for stifling growth.
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Hard-line conservative nationalists such as Stephen K. Bannon, the chief strategist ousted from the White House last week, have counseled the president to take a hard line on wall funding to buck up his political base after the embarrassing defeat of legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Let's Stop Talking About The Gender Wage Gap In a 2015 interview with Meredith Vieira, Dash threw out a typical Republican-woman talking point about how she doesn't want to be a "victim" and thus women should just buck up and work harder instead of complaining about the gender wage gap.
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Mr. Obama, who offered Mr. Biden's team basic strategic advice before he entered the race last year, speaks more often with his former vice president than with other candidates, and called to buck up Mr. Biden after his humbling loss in the Iowa caucuses, according to a person briefed on the exchange.
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JON FORTT: Senator, I want to go back to trade for a moment there's been this trade war going on with china in particular you talked about the importance of USMCA to jobs are you feeling comfortable with the way the president is pursuing this policy with China and the American farmer's ability to buck up under that?
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Many of us good, well-meaning parents are scared of our children "not being right all the time" and are motivated by a desire to buck up our kids' self-esteem when we're actually doing more harm than good, according to Jessica Lahey, author of the book "The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Their Children Can Succeed," which will be released in August.
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"So if you think it's a bad practice to deny military appropriations to an ally that have been given to them, if you think it's bad practice not to hold a meeting to buck up the legitimacy of a government that's on the front line, and you do that in return for the reward of getting help with your reelection, that's Samuel Johnson's definition of bribery," she said.
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For all its faults, Wrinkle dials in to a very specific frequency, to that time I came home from school crying because kids had made fun of me on the bus, and instead of trying to buck up my spirits or give me advice or even try to help me plot revenge, my parents took one look at me and knew what I needed wasn't words but connection.
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