Sentence examples for an experienced man from inspiring English sources
"A doorman is usually an experienced man, quite tall.
He's not an experienced man in life, never mind in football.
Parreira is an experienced man – another World Cup winning manager – and he must have his reasons.
John Kerry is an experienced man who thinks outside the box and is willing to take risks.
The referee Peter Walton, an experienced man who represents other Premier League match officials as a spokesman, listened to his linesmen.
An upper-middle-class woman of Cuban descent, slightly formal in her manner, Consuela wants an opening to culture, the touch of an experienced man.
"Tony's a very experienced man, a very experienced manager - someone who does a lot of hard work with his team," added Mackay.
Carleton is a rake – a sexually experienced man who refuses to conform to many of society's guidelines.
It was a kid and a very experienced man.
"This job, and the profile of this job, is for a very experienced man with a better CV than I have at this moment in time," he said.
A more experienced man, Walter Huston's wanderer in William Wyler's "Dodsworth" (1936), finds happiness in the cultivated arms of Mary Astor.
