Sentence examples for guys form from inspiring English sources

"I can help you guys form a union".

"It's quite funny because at the end of the third season, when the [Sterling Cooper] guys form their own company [to include Lane Pryce], the day before I got the script, the producers called up to start to negotiate putting me on as a season regular.

Turns out, people really like those characters, especially Joker and Harley Quinn, and they wanted to see the bad guys form a dysfunctional group, perhaps as a counterbalance to the Avengers do-gooding.

Because sneakers are part of a youth culture, college age guys form a large portion of Greats's potential market, and the brand has the opportunity to outfit them from the shoes up.

The poor woman can't even rest in peace without a line of guys forming to jerk off over her!

Hopefully that'll put me in the mix of the race, which is where you quite often get a front group of seven or eight guys forming, and then the race is won from that.

5. PigPen Theatre Co.'s The Mountain Song and Nightmare Story -- these guys formed their troupe at Carnegie Mellon.

Now, when the three of you got together, that was a celebration for me, when you guys formed The Thorns on Aware Records.

But by and large, the journeys of the handless maiden, the joyless lawyer and the loveless computer guy form an entertaining roundel by the wizards of Adobe, conjurers of such buoyant fare as "Notions in Motion" and "Duet!

Not long after, he issued a statement that, in trademark tough-guy form, offered not even a passing whiff of conciliation: he accused the union of using children as pawns, and said he was going to court — an option he had checked on weeks ago, just in case, and one he carried out first thing Monday morning.

The word "dream" was no sooner out of his mouth then he just started crying, pausing a full 20 seconds to soak in the moment and fight back the tears as the crowd chanted "USA, USA". Boehner finally returned to tough-guy form, yelling, "All right!" He fought back tears for the entire final minute of the speech.