Sentence examples for men may come from inspiring English sources

I love the thought of scads of parents declaiming "men may come and men may go, / But I go on for ever".

Five days, or five years, or fifty years, can pass in a paragraph, and in that paragraph men may come and go or parents might die or Bea might knit a throw.

Hui Liu, a sociologist who led the study, said that older men may come off badly because they exhaust themselves more than younger men in an effort to reach an orgasm.

-CHINESE SAYING I chatter, chatter, as I flow To join the brimming river, For men may come and men may go, But I go on forever.

As he said, "Man may come and go, but the land remains forever".

In parts of Africa, some believe that the spirit of a dead man may come to haunt his killer.

For instance, an older man may come in saying he's failed his wife with dementia by not doing enough for her.

The Burton chairman, Ben Robinson, said talks would be held once the club's fate is certain, but the feeling is that a new man may come in.

"I can't help what I look like, but I can help what it looks like," she writes, in regard to the way her pairing with this man may come across.

In defective regimes, the good citizen and the good man may come apart.

"So a man may come and bring with him terrible diseases that may lead to the death of the woman, who will leave behind children without a mother nor a father".