Sentence examples for men switching from inspiring English sources

Stories were told of grown men switching on their radios, hearing that new cry from a familiar voice, and being stirred to the brink of tears.

That means speed, first of all: breakneck lines cleanly articulated over brisk rhythm chords, with the two men switching intuitively between lead and rhythm roles.

In one study she conducted, Tannen found the men switching topics a lot more frequently than the women, who tended to home in on a personal experience and probe it until there was not an angle left unexamined.

Then the two men switched sides and argued opposite positions.

It became too dangerous to hunt using snowmobiles, and the men switched to boats.

(The two men switched roles at Mr. Iger's behest in 2009).

Still, both men switched easily between soothing pledges of long-term love and single-entendre boasts to happy squeals.

Then, on November 11th, as the Taliban abandoned one Afghan city after another, including Taloqan, Abdullah Gard and his men switched sides again.

After all, our menswear is built on the solid – some would say stolid – foundation of the tailored suit, an English innovation of the late-18th century when men switched from silk stockings and knee-breeches to subtly-moulded and pad-stitched wools.

It seemed the Giants were in firm control but, having surrendered a 24-6 advantoge to be held to a draw by Hull KR last week, Paul Anderson's men switched off again.

A new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds that 35percentt of respondents want to have the two men switch roles.