Sentence examples for mister it from inspiring English sources

Some online sources attribute this to the 1949 John Wayne film She Wore A Yellow Ribbon (what Wayne actually said in that film was "Never apologise, mister – it's a sign of weakness"), but its antecedents are murky.

"Well, listen, mister, it bothers me, got that?" As we drove up the avenue, his mind worked the landscape, again distracting him.

Missed Me's portrayal of a young girl's thought processes while being groomed for abuse was particularly disturbing: "If you kiss me mister you must think I'm pretty / If you think so mister you must want to fuck me / If you fuck me mister it must mean you love me".

"Mister, it ain't even there!" "Come to my house.

"Mister, it was just a cigarette, sir," a voice can be heard pleading with the officer, who's holding onto Hamer's arm and ordering him to turn onto his stomach.

One middle-aged woman with bleach blond highlights and Moussavi-green stilettos tried to intervene, "Agha, mister, it's Ramadan!

The boy asked, "What is it, mister?" When told it was a theatre, he then asked, "What does it do?" Godber reflects: "Wouldn't it be great if we got more people to go to the theatre than currently do?

He asked Hadley if there were any more repairs for Mister Fix-It, and Hadley said quickly, "No.

He'd boasted of being "Mister Fix-It" — and he was quick to see that the terrace behind Hadley's house contained a number of broken flagstones, which he offered to replace for her.

Mister takes it hard, as he does all the bad luck dished out to him, but it's clear he's going to fight back.

Part of this is because of Mister, who, it becomes clear, has been working the angles all his life.