Sentence examples for a moving man from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, May 5 , 1928P. 17 A moving man is unable to work with attractive women passing by.

He was pushing 50 when, in 1997, he released his first album, "Wrong Side of Memphis," and to this day, when he is not on the road, he works as a moving man in Ithaca, N.Y.

NOT many people know that before making his name as a filmmaker, Mr. Jarmusch worked as a factory welder, a hydraulic drill-gun operator, a moving man and a process server for Legal Aid.

A tale about a hapless movie location scout who goes to Ithaca, N.Y., and is mistaken for a big-time Hollywood producer, the film uses Cornell faculty members, employees and students as well as professional actors; SIDNEY LEIBOVICH, an engineering professor, plays a moving man.

Peter sent Bobby back as a moving man.

Yes, you heard me correctly: a moving man.

Mr. Vidnovic plays three roles, including a mobster, a rabbi and an Israeli moving man's helper.

The sixth was a Hispanic moving man from the Lower East Side who was working in the neighborhood at the time of the shooting.

Of course you need more than muscles to be a good moving man nowadays.

It's an art, not a science, this moving man dance, and the ones who have the touch are prized commodities.

This is supposed to signify the advent of Moving Man, a contemporary replacement of Vitruvian Man, the measure of all things classical.