Sentence examples for man's who from inspiring English sources

"We knew we were at the center of intellectual life," Alice Kaplan, a former student of de Man's who published one of the few coolheaded responses to his wartime journalism, writes in her memoir, "French Lessons".

"Genealogy Roadshow," which begins on Monday on PBS, is a poor man's "Who Do You Think You Are?" in several ways, and fans of tree-tracing may find it tepid.

Unsurprisingly, rap continues to lead the charge too, with much grime locked in a vortex of references to other lyrics from the genre, while also lifting from other styles: Beenie Man's Who Am I (Sim Simma) popped up, doomily reimagined, as the chorus to Section Boyz' Bimma.

Pick Up the Phone, which features the gratifyingly monotone growl of President T, strings together a series of glib but strangely ominous mobile phone-based observations, while London is chilly ode to the capital backed by marching synths, and Houdini interpolates that perennial grime reference point, Beenie Man's Who Am I.

The former Colt receiver Brandon Stokley, a friend of Manning's who lives in Denver, discussed Manning's health and other topics with KKFN Radio in Denver.

Several witnesses offered accounts at trial that tied Mr. Manning to the killings, including a man who said Mr. Manning had confessed while in jail and a former girlfriend of Mr. Manning's who linked him to the murder weapon.

The shoot paid homage to actress Katy Manning's (who portrayed Jo Grant) famous nude photo shoot with a Dalek.

But it's one man's opinion who works in that field.

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The show is a passionately sympathetic tutorial on feminism by a star who exudes the charming befuddlement of a traditional man's man who finds himself surrounded by women.

He was a "man's man" who was equally at ease with the opposite sex.