Sentence examples for minor man from inspiring English sources

He was a minor man of letters, and a reluctant but quite successful Edinburgh lawyer.

A fourth section, which takes place in 1980, shows Paul Bryant, now a minor man of letters, working on his biography of Cecil Valance.

I have a new way of doing a Robert Earl (Keen)... hey, David, I don't know if you know 'The Road Goes on Forever,' but if we do it in A minor, man, that's a bad motherfucker...

But Dickens, in the paragraph in which he first brings Mr. Spenlow on stage, celebrates the very unusual manner and dress of this minor man, thus making him unforgettable.

The charges are not minor: Manning is delivering himself up for what could be two decades in prison.

PATRICK LEIGH FERMOR, who died last week at age 96 at his home in England, was one of the great minor men of the 20th century.

Previous articles have explored the issues of paying the players, race and athletics on campus, gender equity and Title IX's effect on "minor" men's sports.

So far, their only television use has come in a minor men's race in Germany and a women's race in the United States.

Wise guys have been eliminating so-called minor men's sports and saying that the cuts were necessary to comply with the equity provisions of Title IX.

Anyone who read Bill Pennington's front-page article last week in The Times on the impact on minor men's teams of Title IX compliance understands that the obstacle to fair play is the football team.

The Series So Far Previous articles in this series about the role of college sports in American culture have explored race and athletics, gambling, paying the players, a major quarterback at a midmajor school and the debate about Title IX's effect on "minor" men's sports.