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18178 examples of Man in a sentence

I would like to think that he's a good boy, a respectful young man.
And it gives you that clarity of perspective of, man, I'm just me, and popularity, what does that really mean again?
By his own writing, this man was either asleep, at a prayer meeting with Al and Tipper or learning how to launch a nuclear missile out of a suitcase.
Tesla became the man who lit the world, but this was only the beginning.
NT: Tell me, what will man do when the forests disappear, and the coal deposits are exhausted?
About 75 years ago, my grandfather, a young man, walked into a tent that was converted into a movie theater like that, and he fell hopelessly in love with the woman he saw on the silver screen: none other than Mae West, the heartthrob of the '30s, and he could never forget her.
Years later, the boy from that cramped mud hut would grow up to be the man in that cramped capsule on the tip of a rocket who volunteered to be launched into outer space, the first one of any of us to really physically leave this planet.
Occasionally, I have hallucinations, like one time I turned around and saw a man with a raised knife.
They came upon a suite on the top floor of the hotel, and they kicked down the door and they found a man hiding by his bed.
And the man replied, "I'm just an innocent schoolteacher."
But will you be able to resist the temptation to track your fellow man?
From my current self, I'm turned into a middle-aged man, and then, from there, into an elderly man.
It grows and then it grows, and then it makes this handsome man.
So before I start, I want to talk about a little anecdote, a little story about a man I met once in Mumbai.
So this man, his name is Sathi Shri.
He was a very wealthy man, and a sort of, part of the aristocracy of Britain, and on a Saturday night in Marylebone, were you part of the intelligentsia of that period, you would have been invited round to his house for a soiree — and he invited everybody: kings, the Duke of Wellington, many, many famous people — and he would have shown you one of his mechanical machines.
He's not quite a child, and he's not quite a man.
He's a man, a servant, an older servant looking at this younger servant, saying, "Look at me.
They thought it was a man named Sir Thomas Overbury, and then they discovered that it wasn't him, and they have no idea who it is.
This man is wearing what we call a bee beard.
Notice that this man is not getting stung.
I listened and I shared what I learned with my friend in Parliament, a man who was interested in all things environment, science, technology, innovation.
When we opened the door, we found a man on the floor, unresponsive.
But luckily for this man, the ambulance arrived and he received a dose of naloxone through injection.
But she of course didn't need to send the message that she could hold a baby without dropping it, which was what the man was doing.
I expect them to be engaged, and man, are they!
In front of this tank there's a man on a bicycle with a breadbasket on his head.
A lot of it is due to a book written by an 80-year-old man in Boston, Gene Sharp.
It was a man called Brian, who runs a crack team of Scientologists who are determined to destroy psychiatry wherever it lies.
And a man was walking in.
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