The phrase "a tireless man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who works hard and does not seem to get tired, often in a positive context.
Example: "Despite the long hours, he remained a tireless man, dedicated to completing the project on time."
Alternatives: "an indefatigable man" or "a relentless man".
This may be because Joe is — as the six-times-married, many-times-lucky Mr. Curtis was — a tireless ladies man.
An astonishingly tireless man who presents premieres of 8 to 12 new projects each year in an array of far-flung countries, he directs, designs the sets, co-designs the lighting and usually choreographs them all.
And it is a shock to see that the cast is a mere five tireless men and women — Djassi Johnson, Suzanne Lampl, Yasmine Lee, Steven Marshall and Brian Simerson — rather than the 20 or so performers who seemed to fill the stage.
The production budget, too, is a fraction of the Kylies and Beyoncés of this world: she makes do and mends with just one costume change and a tireless six-man band.
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2.26pm BST Some of the charges against Manning were merged for sentencing purposes, explains Alexa O'Brien (@carwinb), a tireless chronicler of the Manning saga.
Steinbrenner is known as a tireless and overbearing one-man show.
Kim Zeitlin Potomac, Md., June 15 , 2008 To the Editor: Tim Russert came across as a tireless journalist representing the common man and the working class even while interviewing the movers and shakers.
A passionate cyclist, historian, and family man, and a tireless advocate for his clients, he will live on in the warm memories of countless friends and family members.
