'man days' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the amount of work that one person can do in one day. For example, "We estimated that the project would take 10 man days to complete."
Kevin Costner has never been box-office gold dust, but there's something about the $9.8m No 4 debut of Draft Day that suggests his leading man days are numbered.
It included rations for "10,000 man days" and protective clothing.
Last month, at Rutgers University, a student surreptitiously recorded his male roommate's encounter with another man; days later, the roommate killed himself, unleashing a national fury about cyberbullying.
Implausibly hale for a man days from his 68th birthday, his voice resonant, Cale shows every sign of going on for ever.
In her opening statement, Tracey Knight, the assistant United States attorney, said Lt. Dwayne Scheuermann and Officer Gregory McRae burned the body of Henry Glover to destroy evidence in the shooting death of the 31-year-old man days after the hurricane devastated New Orleans.
TRENTON (AP) — A former Rutgers University student who used a webcam to spy on his roommate's intimate encounter with another man days before the roommate killed himself apologized on Tuesday and said he had accepted responsibility for what he had done.
My God, man: Day-Glo, epaulets, embroidery–"ski fashion" as oxymoron.
He grasped a rung and — bringing to mind his Spider-Man days — climbed nimbly into the heavens.
Suspicion of outsiders, of people who behave or worship differently, may be an ingrained element of the human condition, a survival instinct from our cave-man days.
As Langella has remarked, his leading-man days are over; he's a character actor now, and Nixon is, you might say, the ultimate character.
James Gottfurcht, a marriage counselor with a private practice in Los Angeles, agrees that men are generally more aggressive drivers, a trait that probably "goes back to cave-man days".
