Sentence examples for man on all from inspiring English sources

Have you seen the one with the man on all fours, snorting like a pig, being given a Guinness enema?

At his feet a suited man on all fours was being flagellated by a she-devil with a bullwhip.

What, for example, is the meaning of juxtaposing an Aboriginal bark painting of a shark with a photograph of a naked man on all fours being mounted by a dog?

That would be a problem for Mr. Corzine, a member of the Banking, Budget and Environment panels, who lamented to a reporter recently that he was a low man on all, having arrived in the Senate only two years ago.

He and another pecalang, Nengah Renda, 51, spoke as they faced a memorial for the bombing victims on Kuta's main commercial strip; behind them, a lingerie shop called 69Slam featured an image of a woman with a man on all fours attached to a dog leash.

Once seen, the images are impossible to forget: the terrified prisoners, wide-eyed, mostly naked; the pyramids of bodies; the dog-collared man on all fours led on a leash; the hooded man standing on a box, arms spread as if crucified, electrical wires dangling from his fingertips.

Her intelligence and manifest integrity won her the confidence of fierce men on all sides of the Irish divide.

"The strongest men on all fronts were dead before I was born," she told her biographer, Martin Stannard.

She danced around, directing men on all fours before she rode an apparatus meant to look like an electric horse.

In any case, Mr. Patch was unquestionably one of the last surviving veterans from a war in which nearly 70 million men on all sides were mobilized.

Like all old and inherently bureaucratic institutions it has many faults but its leaders condemn unhesitatingly and fearlessly the hard men on all sides of the conflict: many of its members pay for their work with their lives.