Sentence examples for getting the man of from inspiring English sources

Getting the man of the match award helps.

41st over: India 212-4 (Yuvraj 39, Raina 18), target 238 Series organisers are getting the man-of-the-match motorbike award ready, but as Hoggard comes back for another bowl, he can at least be safe in the knowledge that he won't be riding off with his second roadworthy prize of the tour.

"Getting the man-of-the-match is something I'll always remember".

It's a pleasure to get the man-of-the-match award but it was a team effort," said the 6ft 3in Cardiff-born player, who is a member of the Wales Sevens squad.

It took a while for the attendant to get the man out of the chair and onto the gurney.

It'll be a massive lift if we can get him back and he's definitely a big chance to get the Man of Steel".

Things have been so bad with injuries but to not only win and get the man of the match is something I never gave any thought about.

"You get the interpreter and you get the man of the home, and you have him at gunpoint, and you'll ask the interpreter to ask him: 'Do you have any weapons?

The movie, directed with dispirited competence by Harold Becker, a Hollywood veteran, never lets Mr. Vaughn figure out who he is, other than a thug who somehow gets the man of the year award from the chamber of commerce.

She's finally gotten the man of her dreams, the celebrated pianist André Polonski Jacques Dutroncc), a sad-eyed widower with bags under his eyes so large they'd qualify as extra luggage on a trans-Atlantic flight.

"You don't get the Man of Steel by not being a good player," said McCormack.