Sentence examples for men we learn from inspiring English sources
Both men, we learn, like "schmeissing", a robust form of massage.
(The two men, we learn, met as children, when they were imprisoned on Aegisthus' orders, soon after Agamemnon's murder, in a kind of Mycenaean reform school.
As gay men we learned from the best of them when it comes to condemning a group of people for being different.
This redheaded man, we learn, "had no eyes or ears".
About the private man we learn almost nothing, other than the names of obscure high-society friends.
She doesn't want to be one of those women who feel "incomplete without a man," we learn, but she's lost without the anchor of those traditional roles, at least initially.
The following is an excerpt from "The Loudest Voice" in the collection "The Little Disturbances of Man": We learned "Deck the Halls" and "Hark!
Rhoodie and his men are, we learn, actually South African white supremacists from the year 2014.
The champion of saving the planet and the Common Man also, we learn, owned shares in strip mining companies, malls and corporations with antiunion views.
He is a man who, we learn quite artfully, in the first 32 seconds of the trailer, has lost touch with his grown-up kids.
We see Allen Iverson, over and over again, charge toward the basket, twisting and turning and writhing through a thicket of arms and legs of much taller and heavier men — and all we learn is to appreciate twisting and turning and writhing.
