Sentence examples for men must take from inspiring English sources

Serb troops knew the trails the 10-mile column of men must take.

At 2.15pm Canada and Serbia's women bring on the basketball preliminary rounds; the US women's team and Australian men's teams get a bye this time, but the US men must take on Venezuela: that's at 7pm.

1994), which concluded that high-level government officials implemented laws that undermined minorities; Long Memory: The Black Experience in America (1982); and The Politics of Parenthood Child Caree, Women's Rights, and the Myth of the Good Mother (1993), which put forth the thesis that in order for women to work, men must take on a larger share of child care.

Ninette de Valois may have spearheaded the first three decades of the British ballet scene, yet she went on to say: "Women are good for the pioneer work – but when it has developed to a certain point, the men must take it over".

Meanwhile Egypt's men must take on the mighty Brazil, one of the most consistent Olympic performers.

If we want the policy to shift in a way that benefits working mothers and de-stigmatizes maternity leave, then men must take leave as well.

One overlying theme in this type of work is, although each man must take responsibility for his actions, the individual man/men are not the problem.

A masked man on the video declared: "We are Syrian mujahedeen, back from various jihad fronts to restore God's rule on the Earth and avenge the Syrians' violated honour and spilled blood". He went on: "Every free and noble man must take up arms, even if he has to sell his furniture to do so… Oh people of manliness!

I vowed to never have a box of Hamburger Helper in my house nor a bag of peas in my freezer (except for that vasectomy recovery; hey, after three kids, a man must take precautions).

… That man must take charge of the family property, it does not matter if the woman brings in a lot … she must support the man in his point of view".

So were Arthur Schlesinger and Betty Friedan, and the famous young journalist David Halberstam, who'd just written a book called The Best and the Brightest.... G. V. Trawbridge [fictional] was in the crowd, too, and I assume now that both men must have agreed to take everything on deep background.