One man of means considered sending his driver and limousine in pursuit of the furry tramp.
Describing Edward as "not a wine and food expert in any sense," Mr. Elswood said he was "a man of good, considered taste, not only in matters of food and drink, but in his tailoring as well".
After years of playing clubs and Vegas and back again, years of an equally turbulent personal life, he now seems a man of carefully considered routine whose days are as clean-limbed as his home.
If all of this sounds too batty for a man of faculties, consider that Dunne's "An Experiment with Time" had gained currency among a number of other writers, including James Joyce, T. S. Eliot, and Aldous Huxley.
I will attempt to show this and assess the implications through a close examination of Freud's treatment of Leonardo da Vinci, a man he considered one of the great forerunners of the modern intellect.
The Virginia Supreme Court declared the state's antispam law unconstitutional and reversed the conviction of a man once considered one of the world's most prolific spammers.
Among participants of a study in Ghana, 76% of women and 84% of men considered media to be their main source of HIV/AIDS knowledge [ 21].
That's where I learned that, speaking of baseball, "Stan the Man" Musial, considered one of the greatest hitters of all times, was also a harmonica player.
He turned to Poll and the look on his face was of a man who considered the art of the spectacular, and all its associated glories, as the most natural thing in the world.
Blink these days, and you might miss the next professional beheading of some man once considered untouchable because of his power, popularity or gravitas.
