Sentence examples for as a he from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as a he" is not correct or usable in written English
It would be unclear what is meant by it and therefore it should not be used. An example of a sentence that would be more appropriate could be: "He had seen many changes in his life, especially as he got older."
They take the accusations as a "he said, she said".
Even some media outlets momentarily referred to Jenner as a "he" in their tweets, before deleting them and correcting themselves.
If "Tabloid" were structured as a "he said/she said" account of Mr. Anderson's bondage, we would have more information but also less mystery.
(And yes, we are aware she's had a sex change, but I've yet to meet a camper that's referred to as a "he").
When I asked Nel, at the beginning of our conversation, whether he refers to the OSHbot as a "he," "she," or "it," he told me, "It's an it, for sure.
She said that after a human resources employee helping her fill out forms kept referring to her new spouse as a "he," she said, "I think you should know, I did not marry a man, I married a woman".
In "The Sabbat," Javier may have painted his father as a he-goat captivating the admiring masses.
For nearly all of 2010 and 2011, job growth was stronger for men than for women, causing Catherine Rampell and others to refer to the recovery as a "he-covery".
A recent hit at his house was "Ben-Hur," the 1959 classic with Charlton Heston as a he-man Jewish slave and chariot champion during the time of Christ.
"60 Minutes," in a Web piece that accompanied its interview with Rodriguez called "Interrogations: The FBI's side of the Story," presented this as a he-said, he-said, or Agency-said, Bureau-said: "What really happened in the interrogation of high-level detainees like Abu Zubaydah?
Queta says the skeleton is feminine — the Niña Blanca, or White Girl-Child — and that those who say there is such a thing as a He-Death, and that one should have both on one's home altar, so the two can meet and marry, are charlatans.
