Sentence examples for a man time from inspiring English sources

Driving around the French countryside gives a man time to think.

For instance, if an employer is willing to give a man time off to deal with a personal or family medical issue before he is eligible for F.M.L.A., that employer has to give a pregnant woman the same consideration.

McCardell's early tenure at Townley was marked by frequent blowups with Geiss, a man Time magazine once described as "a harassed veteran of Seventh Avenue's fashion campaigns". Geiss wanted her to copy Paris, or at least stick with classic styles.

It's a film about their life and our life--brought to life as only this director can bring it: a man Time has called "a Mike Nichols for the nineties" and Newsweek hails as "the Ashby--the Lester (the Wilder--the Cukor, the Lubitsch of the forties, of the fifties--of the sixties) of the seventies--of the eighties!

Mr. Kelly packs a lot in about 75 minutes, yet he also knows when to let things breathe and he performs songs to signal both parenthesis and emphasis — a Joni Mitchell tune, of course, but also a Purcell aria and the Charles Aznavour ballad "What Makes a Man". Time, then, is not just nonlinear but magically suspended.

A man Time magazine once called one of America's most influential evangelicals has claimed that people who disagree with homosexuality are in danger of being "ostracized" like the Ku Klux Klan.

"You just don't have time for a man full time," she said.

A man in time.

Achilles is a man whose time has already passed.

Just gazing at a man passing time in his car suddenly feels fraught with danger.

Well, she wouldn't be above fighting for a man this time.