bucking in a sentence

• The PC industry's remarkable strength is bucking broader trends.
• History has been bucking them for a long, long time.
• He's raised and ridden bucking horses all his life.
• Especially after the horse made a bucking motion as Vaughn approached.
• But Gould and like-minded researchers are bucking the tide.
• He rodeoed, his specialty the mastery of ornery bucking horses.
• But he was also bucking some longstanding feelings about racial barriers.
• Children, however, increasingly seem to be bucking the trend.
• You're dealing with a bucking bronco there ."
• Bucking the trend were drug stocks and consumer packaged goods makers.
• It's difficult to see bucking in a sentence .
• Bucking the trend were some companies tied closely to the economy.
• Adam Fuss has made a career out of bucking photographic trends.
• The Drakes are also bucking the sad complicity of their colleagues.
• Alas, bucking broncos don't win the Kentucky Derby.
• Hartsfield is bucking the anti-smoking trend sweeping the country.
• We're bucking 200 years of history here ."
• Whatever the reason, bucking Barr is now a museum sport.
• Talbots and J . Jill are bucking the trend this year.
• The Lions are bucking a trend in more ways than one.
• In the gloaming, I saw Lisa's rod bucking.