Sentence examples for manny about from inspiring English sources

Holly had just turned in a draft of a novel, called "The Manny," about a rich New York family that hires a muscle-bound male nanny to free Dad (he's busy), amuse Mom (she's bored), and teach their son, Dylan (he's sort of a weenie), how to be a dude.

Three years later, McGrath published "Waiting for Manny," about Ramirez who, along with Ortiz, formed one of the most potent three-four combinations in baseball history.

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"All Manny talks about is how he's got the world's greatest mom.

"I reached into my pocket, and I'm, like, 'I don't have that much.' Manny says, 'How about thirty thousand?' Each of them wanted to buy a Harley".

"I reached into my pocket, and I'm, like, 'I don't have that much.' Manny says, 'How about thirty thousand?' Each of them wanted to buy a Harley". Abraham Allende, who at the time went by the Anglicized name Allen Davis, was put in charge of tutoring the two pals in English.

I've looked in vain in "Negative Space" for a word from Manny Farber about it.

Me and Manny talked about it and he really really wants Floyd, but we're waiting to see". News flash: Manny Pacquiao is not going to retire if he doesn't get the Floyd Mayweather rematch.

Watching the show numerous times, listening to Julian and Manny talk about their experiences as Unitarians, and hearing Aftene's struggles reconciling the views of the Baptist minister with those of herself, has challenged me to revisit the concepts and notions of my religion and has encouraged me to actively determine where I stand.

Popular diagnoses abound — "If we didn't have Manny to talk about, who would we talk about?" Duquette says — and tend toward the faintly condescending, clichés about Ramirez as man-child ("He's great with kids") or idiot savant or holy fool.

Popular diagnoses abound—"If we didn't have Manny to talk about, who would we talk about?" Duquette says and tend toward the faintly condescending, clichés about Ramirez as man-child ("He's great with kids") or idiot savant or holy fool.