Sentence examples for exploit the men from inspiring English sources
That same year, in "Sisters of the Gion," she played the more resentful and opportunistic of two geisha sisters, determined to exploit the men who exploit her.
It is the story of poverty and of wealth – the wealth of the mining companies that employ, and often exploit, the men, whether they are mining diamonds in Lesotho or copper in Congo.
"Even when I had my various meetings with August I still didn't exploit the man enough, I just spent time getting to know him".
"Even when I had my various meetings with August I still didn't exploit the man enough, I just spent time getting to know him". He was, she says, an easy, if shy, person, with whom she bonded over a shared love of people-watching.
Predictably, the internet has exploited the men's simultaneous rise to international fame (and infamy) – and their passing physical resemblance.
Dancers are being exploited, sure, but they're also expected to be pros at exploiting the men who come into the clubs.
Police in Europe tracked the group's radicalization and travel with the help of real-time U.S. intercepts that corroborate the confessions, and they exploited the men's reliance on the Internet.
He passed to Fofana going left and the prop Davit Zirakashvili exploited the man advantage by holding on to the ball long enough to give himself option on the outside and inside before feeding Fofana.
After an enjoyable hour or so of watching Jackson's turns without quite getting a grip on his character - except that it is mighty changeable - you may begin to suspect that Mr. Walcott, too, is exploiting the man, making him a mouthpiece without having made him a person.
The Ospreys exploited the man advantage fully as Bearman squeezed over the line, with Biggar converting, after a series of rucks.
But the pressure told with just under half an hour to go when Marco Bortalami was sent to the sin-bin and England exploited the man advantage to put Nowell over from close in for the teenager's first international score.
