Sentence examples for fine looking man from inspiring English sources
He is a fine looking man.
In 1858, The Chicago Daily Times reported of the cadets: "Even in Chicago, a city which has always been noted for its military tastes and science, they would be called a remarkably fine looking body of young men".
You'll walk down the street holding your box and everyone will say "Look at you, Mister Man! That's a fine looking box!" Something like that.
In his most famous film, "Taste of Cherry" (1997), a character named Mr. Badii (Homayoun Ershadi), a fine-looking man with a prominent forehead and a powerful nose, drives around the ragged outskirts of Tehran — a hilly desert of orange and brown — looking for someone to help him commit suicide.
In short he is an extrodinarily fine-looking man.
Today he's a fine-looking man.
Winston Churchill wrote that he "was a fine-looking man, tall, blond, and good-natured .
The trailer looks fine, but man alive can we move post the "military shooter = heavy metal soundtrack" line of thinking?
"All day, I've been getting tests done and just making sure there is no further damage to my brain or to my skull, and everything looks fine," Manning said Tuesday on ESPN 1050.
The men could have worn their finest tuxedos, looking dapper and debonair -- Bachmann, too, if she so desired.
