Sentence examples for muffler man from inspiring English sources

There's never any doubt what Charlie will do, and while Mr. Klein's account of his showdown with the Muffler Man has its amusing moments, it soon devolves into a generic face-off between a good guy and a bad guy, an avatar of old-fashioned values and a stooge of the new.

Muffler Man's conclusion summed it up: "L...A...M...E...!" To be fair to the Sopranos team and HBO, some devotees were like cats (there's a clue in here somewhere) in cream.

Very few are feminine, and some have mustaches or other male attributes including one anatomically correct muffler man.

I punched in Albuquerque and lots of recommendations came up, but my top two (since it was now getting late in the day) were the giant red arrow that I've seen pictures of, and a strange Muffler Man they were calling a "Mutant Muffler Man" because he lost both of his arms in a wind storm and they never found them!

The other attraction (a must see) was the Mutant Muffler Man who is now the calling card for a Vietnamese restaurant (of all things!) We found him, but the light was at his back, so perhaps this was not the best time of day to photograph him.

Mely Barragán pays homage to the monos mofle, or muffler men, used to draw attention to car exhaust workshops.

Made out of old exhaust pipes, invariably mounted on car wheels, the muffler men are ubiquitous in Tijuana, a symbol of know-how, ingenuity and, in Barragán's hands, epic heroism.

Muffler men, mystery spots and antigravity hills are just the beginning.

Usually clad in jeans, tennis shoes, a peacoat and a rakish muffler, Lovejoy is part ladies' man, part loser and full-time aesthete.

Woman in leopard-skin coat and man with gentian-blue muffler go to speakeasy, for one drink, for man has terrible day at office tomorrow.

By Dorothy Parker The New Yorker, February 11 , 1928P. 14 Woman in leopard-skin coat and man with gentian-blue muffler go to speakeasy, for one drink, for man has terrible day at office tomorrow.