Sentence examples for men that sounds from inspiring English sources

There is a fascinating recording played in the film of a phone conversation between the two men that sounds like the prelude to a prison fight, with Newton calling Cleaver a "punk".

A taste in men that sounds even more extraordinary given that, in the early 90s, she was married to wordy dipsomaniac wild child restaurant critic AA Gill, with whom she had two children.

The track starts with a recording of a voicemail from a young man that sounds like Bieber.

Attentive listeners to the thank-you speech that Oscar night might have heard a name of a man that sounded like that of a superhero or his alter ego: Thom Powers, organizer of Toronto's documentary section.

Man, that sounded so fresh.

And he walked up, and he was like, 'Man, that sounded good.' And we all looked at one another like, That's it?

To some men, that will sound like an odd sort of equality.* Update: a colleague has pointed out that women outnumber men in the parliament of Rwanda and are level-pegging in the parliament of Andorra.

Her band — an eight-man group that sounds smaller — puts a lilt in the songs with light strumming from the ukulele-like cavaquinho and the whisper of brushes on drums, while violin and saxophone answer Ms. Évora's voice with lightly teasing responses, as if insisting all is not sadness.

A lo-fi, sleepyhead take on a-cappella from one man band James Filey that sounds less sunshine-style Glee and more sinister David Lynch territory.

One of Schillinger's better creations is "fratois," meaning "a hearty slang or patois used by bonhomous men that makes them sound like back-slapping fraternity brothers".

Man: "That sounds perfect!" Travel agent: "Go fuck yourself".