Sentence examples for man would need from inspiring English sources

Thus, a 70-kg (154-pound) man would need 52.5 grams of protein, and a 55-kg (121-pound) woman would need about 41 grams of protein.

If a man would need to be in first place, what of it?" Did Fred need to be in first place?

In 2009, a widely e-mailed "preseason scouting report" rated the desirability of about 50 newly arrived freshman women by the number of drinks a man would need in order to have sex with them.

In its March issue, Esquire will print Scanbuy codes in a spread on "The Esquire Collection" — "the 30 items a man would need to get through life," said David Granger, editor in chief.

A standard soft drink can in the UK contains 330ml of fluid, and the average bottle of water is 500ml (a man would need to drink the equivalent of four bottles of water, and a woman would need to drink the equivalent of just over three bottles of water).

I should point out that the only Italian I speak myself is the sentence " ha scritto una romanza, andiamo ", which means "I have written a novel, let's go", which an Italian publisher once told me were the only words a young single man would need in his country if he wanted to have a memorable visit.

Even the producers acknowledge that with such high expenses, at the show's current earning level "Spider-Man" would need to run more than seven years to recoup what investors have poured in.

Before the luncheon, Ms. Taymor described the financial stakes of the musical as extraordinarily high, saying "Spider-Man" would need to be a huge audience hit on par with her Disney musical "The Lion King" to cover its significant costs and ultimately turn a profit.

For the first time the producers — Michael Cohl, a former rock impresario, and Jeremiah J. Harris, a veteran theater executive — predicted that they would recoup the whole investment entirely from the Broadway run; they had previously said that "Spider-Man" would need help from United States and international franchises of the show to recoup.

This would mean millions of American men would need biopsies, he said, with almost none revealing a cancer.

A few days later, a magnetic resonance imaging test revealed that Manning would need spinal fusion surgery.