Sentence examples for man for each from inspiring English sources

Billy the Kid would eventually be credited with killing one man for each of the 21 years he lived.

The forces suffered nine casualties from a sniper attack, and Beatty threatened to burn a house and hang a man for each of his soldiers killed.

It all depended on the anchor man for each team and when Charles held his nerve and steered Vindicat, the least experienced horse on the British team, clear over every fence and landed over the last, the Tower Bridge, with daylight to spare, victory was assured.

For the domain of the interpretation of the language fragment in which "is the same surman as" is the I-predicate can, in fact, be taken to consist of men, namely, to be a class containing exactly one representative man for each class of men with the same surname.

The rentals part of the site is a fairly disruptive operation in itself: not only does it cut out brokers who have acted as the costly middle man for each rental in the city; but by going directly to those leasing out properties, it's offering one more way for them to bypass sites like Craiglist.org, creating a simple, one-stop shop for the lifetime of a rental deal.

It included a page for both a dozen women and men for each month.

A projection from a French population think tank indicates that, at its worst in the years 2050 through 2054, there could be 186 single men for each 100 single women looking to marry.

This means that attractiveness ratings of different breast size varied in sociosexually restricted and unrestricted men for each profile.

For example, age means (for each category) have been compared using an analysis of variance; percentages of men (for each category) have been compared by χ test.

Using the Life Tables for females we find that, age-for-age, modelled life expectancies for women exceed those of men for each of the three survival curves.

Differences between the highest and lowest mean scores for combined FV variety were generally greater in men for each FH measure, overall and independent of SES (Appendix S1C).