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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a guy at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a male individual associated with a specific location or context.
Example: "I met a guy at the coffee shop who told me about his travels."
Alternatives: "a man in the" or "a person at the".
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A guy at the border overstepped his authority".
He knocked into a guy at the bar.
I'm just a guy, at the end of the day".
"I didn't know there was a guy at the back door," Thomas said.
"On defense, New York is going to put a guy at the free-throw line.
And I was going to talk to a guy at the Brookings Institution".
How he beat up a guy at the pizza parlor in high school?
She discovered that no one there spoke English except for a guy at the local agricultural museum.
In the middle of a long-winded piece, a guy at the back shouted, 'Get off the stage.
"I like to be a guy at the end of the bench who no one knows what he does".
I had met a guy at the sunny end of the bar and we commenced to run into each other nearly every afternoon about the same time.
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