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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a batch of men" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of men, often in the context of a specific quantity or collection.
Example: "The factory hired a batch of men to help with the production during the busy season."
Alternatives: "a group of men" or "a set of men".
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In "I'm No Angel," Mae West, confronted by a batch of men from her past, says, "All right, I'm the sweetheart of Sigma Chi.
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Instead the arrival of a batch of big men and those tries by Tuculet and Imhoff left O'Connell sitting on the coaching bench cursing his luck and the end of a Test career.
On a recent visit to the camp, located where Gurgaon's glass towers and malls peter out to low-slung buildings and open lots, a batch of young men in creased navy trousers stood at attention.
In New York, each time you refresh, a new batch of men pops up no more than a few blocks away.
I appreciated a batch of candy-colored men's seersuckers and linens, a semiwild flight of a remote-controlled fancy.
On Monday afternoon, things were hectic in the kitchen, where the staff had just finished a batch of similar cookies with Spider-Man's face on them for a little boy's party and an order had come in for a girl's birthday cake decorated to resemble a bottle of lip gloss.
Cole was struggling as a mid-echelon gag cartoonist at the end of 1953 when he submitted a batch of gags to Stag Party, a planned men's magazine that announced its need for cartoons in trade journals.
1845, 19 May: Franklin expedition sails from England 1845, July: Expedition docks in Greenland, sends home five men and a batch of letters 1845, 28 July Lastt sighting of expedition by Europeans (a whaling ship in Baffin Bay) 1845 46: Expedition winters on Beechey Island.
On a recent day, Mrs. O'Connor had to put a conversation on hold while she haggled with a delivery man over whether a batch of miniature wallpaper should have come rolled up or not.
By Joseph Quigley and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, October 13 , 1945P. 19 A man got back a batch of shirts from his laundry, all of them with the familiar look of having gone through the ironer the wrong way.
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