Sentence examples for deaf men's from inspiring English sources

As his teammates stifled smiles at the Haas Pavilion crowd's wasted breath, Lizarraga, the only deaf men's basketball player in Division I, produced a career-best 15 points.

Deaf men's empowerment and self-advocacy in the health care setting begins with greater access to health information.

This paper reports on the evaluation of a prostate and testicular cancer education video, filmed in ASL, to increase Deaf men's access to health information.

"Knock on a deaf man's door & the only trouble will be in your knuckles".

Just as the late Malcolm Bradbury used to find the idea of Finnish street signs marked Hankki Pankki screamingly funny, so Lodge has a fine ear for the deaf man's misjudgment ("Crap and Sargasso" for "Braque and Picasso", and so on).

But Goya felt suffocated in the new Spain of King Ferdinand VII, a brutally repressive absolutist, and the artist retreated from Madrid to his "deaf man's house" in the suburbs, where he completed his Black Paintings, and then to voluntary exile in Bordeaux.

(In fact, even earlier, in 1897, a French humorist named Alphonse Allais composed nine blank measures under the title "Funeral March for the Obsequies of a Deaf Man"). Schulhoff's silence, furthermore, is very different from Cage's.

Wodehouse's definition of reviewers: "deaf men tuning a piano".

This spring, a group of deaf men in Verona were granted a rare hearing on national television to denounce the priests they said serially molested them as children in a school for the deaf.

The use of deaf men for interviews finally telling their story was both very distinctive and respectful.

On the sidewalk, I came across six deaf men having a rapid and fluttering debrief in sign language.