Sentence examples for net man from inspiring English sources

Come on; I've been on my feet all day; my dogs are killing me.9 07 : She's on the net man, that's hip!9 06 : Why has she just plugged her website for the second time tonight?9 05 : Wow.

Mr. Gergen's description of himself as a "pro-choice, high safety net man" did not keep him from working for Ronald Reagan, just as his "hard-line" views in international affairs did not keep him from working for Bill Clinton.

In like manner the retiarius ("net man") was matched with the secutor ("pursuer"); the former wore nothing but a short tunic or apron and sought to entangle his pursuer, who was fully armed, with the cast net he carried in his right hand; if successful, he dispatched him with the trident he carried in his left.

At the global climate summit in Paris, nations forged a landmark agreement on Saturday to set the course for an historic transformation of the world's fossil fuel-driven economy within decades, including eliminating net man-made greenhouse gas emissions.

Whilst my elders discussed the fishing I asked these Northumberland salmon net men whether their dog was a Water-Dog or a Curly, airing my knowledge.

As one respondent stated when referring to a colleague: "He is a nets man".

They were also known as contraretiarii ("those against the net-man").

Likewise, the more heavily armoured gladiator tried to block the trident with his shield and force the net-man to lose it.

Almost all of these classes were based on military antecedents; the retiarius ("net-fighter" or "net-man"), which was themed after the sea, was one exception.

In close quarters, the net-man had only his galerus shoulder guard for defence; its design forced him to keep his head ducked down behind it.

The armour was designed to let the net-man duck his head behind it, and it was curved so as to deflect a blow from the top downwards, not up towards the eyes.