Sentence examples for he man's from inspiring English sources

Batman had Alfred the butler, Deep Throat had Bob Woodward and, as any child of the 80s will tell you, three people shared He Man's secret – his friends the Sorceress, Man-at Arms, and Orko.

"We still have no information regarding he man's exact whereabouts.

The Pennsylvania authorities had recently revived the case, he said, and they were examining a tattoo on the man's forearm from a Marine Corps unit, and Mr. Nerney, a former Marine, was trying to gain clues to he man's identity through the tattoo.

Mullet Madness's archives section has a gallery of celebrity mullets, from He-Man's to Bon Jovi's.

6.33pm GMT Downton Abbey, a bob named Mervyn and He-Man's twin sister.

They aim to have big muscles and little fat, which may require cycles of adding weight, then chiseling away fat to make muscles pop like He-Man's.

British Skeleton lists her nickname away from the track as She-Ra, He-Man's twin sister in the 80s cartoons.

Anchovies Winter Place is still a he-man's salad, a small fleet of salty little fillets afloat on a sea of lettuce, with sliced tomatoes and plenty of chopped onion on the side.

Depending on what ingredients are available, this may include creamy smoked trout quilted with arugula and spread thickly on rugged hunks of toast, a he-man's tea sandwich; a pale, silky bowl of parsnip-apple soup with a hub of microdiced apple, meaty maitake mushrooms and walnuts; and compact brussels sprouts, enlivened by a do-si-do of sweet dried cranberries and salty country ham.

He described man's journey to Mars as "just a slow, iterative expression of human curiosity".

While Darwin was initially reticent to discuss human evolution in any detail, his colleague Thomas H. Huxley harbored no such reluctance when he published Man's Place in Nature: Essays in 1863 (Huxley 1900).