The phrase "a major man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who holds significant importance, influence, or status in a particular context or field.
Example: "In the world of finance, he is considered a major man, known for his groundbreaking investments and leadership."
Alternatives: "an important man" or "a significant figure".
Translation: Wynette was always a major man trap, long before, at 17, she married Ms. Bruff's brother, Euple Byrd, though there wasn't a man in the Byrd family who didn't catch her eye.
At which point, perhaps, draw a line between an all-powerful chancellor needing to get his budget organised in a rush, a major man able to make his own deals stick, and the secretary of state of a relatively minor department who suddenly finds his big job for the next two years much diminished.
In his well-appointed lair, Rich Bower (Power of the Wu Tang Clan), a major man of the streets aspiring to the rank of recording producer, and his retinue wonder why Charlie and all these white kids are trying to burrow into their scene.
Throughout Twin Peaks, I had a major man-crush on Agent Cooper.
It was the first United States curling medal at the Olympics and the first in a major men's competition since 1978.
The National Hockey League and its players announced Thursday what appeared to be the most comprehensive measure by a major men's league in support of gay athletes.
Robbie Rogers is expected to join the Los Angeles Galaxy and become the first openly gay player on a major men's professional team in North America.
Robbie Rogers is expected to join the Los Angeles Galaxy on Saturday, becoming the first openly gay player on a major men's professional team in North America.
For a team with no Super Bowl appearances, and a city that has not enjoyed a major men's sports championship since the SuperSonics won the 1979 N.B.A. title, a celebration may be close at hand.
The stunning final score — 6-1, 6-0, 6-0 — was the most lopsided result in a major men's final since John McEnroe also surrendered just four games against Jimmy Connors at Wimbledon in 1984.
At the same time the nation was building up to its first appearance in a major men's football tournament, the European Championship in France, which kicked off two weeks before the election.
