The stock market, meanwhile, is bucking up against its highs.
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But you've been bucking up against that line a little bit.
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And they're bucking up for a rough recess back home with frustrated constituents.
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Over drinks, she gives Gloria the bucking up of a lifetime in the form of a much-needed hug.
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Getting a 40 percent cut will require more than bucking up wind and solar and putting more electric cars on the road.
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We dug through 2018 Federal Election Commission filings to see which celebs were bucking up for Beto, and found lots of big contributions.
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Jules Wainstein has a problem with her ex -- she claims he's not bucking up the support the court ordered him to pay her.
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The stock market, meanwhile, is bucking up against its highs, helped by an earnings season that is proving to be the best since 303.
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"You're so good to me..." Chrisanne whispered, bucking up so hard that Iris had to brace an arm across her hips to hold her down.
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The Dollar Index is bucking up against 1.053-year highs in a run-up that has some strategists wondering if it could be ready to break out.
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Gardner is bucking up his colleagues as signs accumulate of a coming Democratic wave in November that could flip control of the House and possibly the Senate as well.
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The rally carried through into Tuesday, with the S&P 500 bucking up against a key technical level in the 2,792 area, with the 2,800 psychological level also looming.
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It's already become one of many ways for the Trump presidency to enrich the Trump family, as visiting diplomats suck up by bucking up for rooms with high-thread-count sheets.
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We combed through 2018 Federal Election Commission filings to see which A-listers were bucking up for the GOP, and John is leading the pack by a few football fields -- spending over $27,000.
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Cersei Lannister bossing around Jaime is old news, of course, but on Sunday we also saw Margaery bucking up the disintegrating Loras and Theon volunteering for the committee to elect Yara leader of the Iron Born.
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He believed in the power of positive thinking, in bucking up; he counseled action, and not just philosophizing, in the face of uncertainty; he may have even, from time to time, turned his frown upside down.
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The bond market has also been bucking up against expectations for two Federal Reserve rate hikes this year, and currently futures markets only forecast 1.4 interest rate hikes, with a quarter point rate hike expected June 14.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump urged onlookers at a Houston shelter to "have a good time" on Saturday — and appeared to take his own advice during a daylong Gulf Coast tour that blurred the line between bucking up a battered region and taking an early victory lap.
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It's an invitation into the mind of a man, an artist, a father, an African-American contemplating his role in the universe and bucking up against Black male tropes and expectations: what music to listen to, what to read, how to act, what to wear, what to make.
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Already at war, people there were in need of bucking up, and "Thunder Rock" provided that with its story of a wounded idealist who retreats from a world that is verging on self-destruction, only to have a band of ghosts reignite his spirit and send him back into the fray.
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Like Sarah Bernhardt in Theresa Rebeck's Broadway play "Bernhardt/Hamlet," and Heidi Schreck in her autobiographical "What the Constitution Means to Me," at New York Theater Workshop, Polly is a woman bucking up against social constraints that make no sense to her, because they're based not in reason but in an entrenched double standard.
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Attending the performance, Bertie sits next to a very pretty girl. Gussie has stage fright and starts badly, but halfway through his second song the girl beside Bertie joins in, bucking up Gussie. The audience cheers them both. After the show, Gussie reveals that the girl is Ray Denison.
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Ho also taught Conan how to escape from a full mount position by "bucking" up while grabbing a handful of Conan's "love handle" at the same time. 1 March 2012 marked Ho's fourth appearance on Conan, and Ho's seventh time on television with the host (including The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien). This segment focused on Ho teaching Conan how to utilize everyday home items as weapons for self-defense. Ho's lesson focused on hairspray, a plastic comb, coffee in a cup, a Sharpie pen, and a baby stroller.
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Odds and evens is a simple game of chance and hand game, involving two people simultaneously revealing a number of fingers and winning or losing depending on whether they are odd or even, or alternatively involving one person taking picking up coins or other small objects and hiding them in their closed hand, while another player guesses whether they have an odd or even number. The game may be used to make a decision or played for fun. The finger game is also known as swords, choosies, pick, odds-on poke, or bucking up. This zero-sum game, a variation of the ancient morra and par-impar, is played in Europe and the US, especially among children.
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For some of the nature trails—such as Golden Cup and Lake Trail—maintenance and repair has consisted of volunteers hauling in many thousands of pounds of rock, gravel, and sand using buckets to fill in sections of the trails which have been damaged by rainfall. When such efforts are performed, surveys of the lay of the trail and the surrounding land is performed to design rain water runoff schemes so that future rains won't damage the repair work which is being performed. Volunteer worker For most of the trails bark beetle infestation of pine trees has killed many trees, and the Curve Fire of 2002 also destroyed many trees along some of the most popular trails—such as Windy Gap, Soldier Creek, and Sunset Ridge. Trail restoration, repair, and maintenance for such areas consists of bucking up fallen trees with chainsaws or crosscut saws as needed and hauling the bucked up sections of the trees off of the trail.
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