Sentence examples for slick men from inspiring English sources

Just when the crowd seems to be settling on its identity, slick men in "Saturday Night Fever" gear accompanied by glitzy girlfriends appear, taking over the floor with showy footwork.

After more than 14 years as art director of the rock 'n' roll bible Rolling Stone, the Mississippi native had arrived to do a makeover on the slick men's fashion publication GQ.

The trade group's international award was given, appropriately enough, to Dior's Hedi Slimane, the French-born son of Italian and Tunisian parents, who designs slick men's suits for a European conglomerate and lives part time in Berlin.

A Clever Man Named Lalo Lalo Cervantes, the father of Eduardo, is a slick man with the dark copper skin of an Indian and a black mustache.

The slick young men in pinstripes were put into storage.

New slick young men in pinstripes are sitting at brand new desks, shouting down phones, possibly at their own answering machines.

Why have the commanding heights of the British broadcasting industry fallen into the hands of a group of slick advertising men?

For the first time in a 25 year career, Jagger is going out alone, not as the swanking showman of the "sloppiest bar band in the world", but as the leader of a professional and presumably slick session man concoction.

Sam is now some slick macho man, while his co-worker Elvis appears to have suffered serious head trauma.

The upstairs lounge is clogged with slick-haired men doused in cologne and young, look-alike women (black sheaths, vampish lipstick), at least some of whom are meant, however haplessly, to be hostesses.

Since Josh Bolten took over as chief of staff, the White House has seen the appointment of a Wall Street giant, Hank Paulson, to run the Treasury, the arrival of a slick media man, Tony Snow, to run public relations, and advances in Iraq.