Sentence examples for my man from from inspiring English sources

It's not exactly "Rose's Turn," after all, or even "My Man" from "Funny Girl".

"That's the valley that took my man from me," Remy wails, her voice equal parts keening popstress and distress signal.

Anderson introduced a film of Reed playing I'm Waiting For My Man from the era of his 70s peroxide blonde, junkie majesty.

Then there were angry songs from another great veteran, Paul Brady, and a new lament, England Has My Man, from the impressive young Irish singer Lisa O'Neill.

In songwriting and vocal style, the group unabashedly emulates 1970s and early 1980s hit makers like Elton John, Kraftwerk, the Bee Gees, David Bowie and Donna Summer, and it looks back fondly to the gender-bending hedonism of the era before AIDS in songs like "She's My Man," from their previous album, "Ta-Dah" from 2006, or the new "Whole New Way".

Elton John won in 1995 for Can You Feel the Love Tonight from The Lion King, Melissa Etheridge won in 2006 for I Need to Wake Up from the documentary An Inconvenient Truth, and composer Stephen Sondheim won in 1991 for Sooner or Later (I Always Get My Man) from Dick Tracy.

"My man-from-Mars broadcast was 18 years ago, what kept you?" he says, slyly referring to his triumphant radio stunt, "War of the Worlds".

"May God save me and my men from any more such trials," Dawes wrote his "best girl," Mary.

Kevin Bacon on WhoSay My Man Paulie home from the hospital.

Ian Dury's song "My Old Man", from the album New Boots and Panties!! (1977), is the inspiration for journalist Ted Kessler's collection of musings on fatherhood.

A chorus of "How you doin', Jimmy?" and "Where you been, my man?" rises from the counter.