Sentence examples for shuffling of men from inspiring English sources
The sometimes ghettoizing, sometimes necessary talk about "women in comedy" always led back to her, and still will — it's worth mentioning, amid all the shuffling of men in late-night-talk-show chairs in recent months, that she was hosting Fox's "The Late Show Starring Joan Rivers" in 1986.
It was like having a secret vice: the magazines, the specialist shops full of solitary, shuffling men – and all in the pursuit of a solitary domestic pleasure.
Warren Mitchell, himself now 82, starts out as a shrivelled, shuffling old man who greets the prospect of death with an accepting shrug.
In they shuffled, 21 men accused of terrorism and murder, hands shackled, eyes tracing the floor.
"But it's just so nice, I'm sure for the lead women, especially, that the crowd can really appreciate the performances, rather than the women getting lost in the shuffle of the men's race".
Wilson let it die instead, living out the last five years of his life as a shuffling wreck of a man.
Video images of Mr. Castro released in October showed a gaunt and shuffling old man.
The long column of men shuffled wordlessly through the area around Tahrir Square where the run-down streets run down to the Nile - an unnerving sight for the young British national servicemen who were policing the Egyptian capital back in those days.
The sight of a scorched, shuffling man prompts the boy to ask what is wrong with him; the father simply replies that the man has been struck by lightning.
The Russian family has altered, with men shuffling out of the burden of caring for their children.
In the decades since her death, staff and visitors at the Woodrow Wilson House claim to have seen the President's ghost sitting in his rocking chair, heard the shuffle of a man walking with a cane, and heard a man sob.
