Sentence examples for term man from inspiring English sources

Why can't they, in the current term, man up?

A lot of stores are using the term "man caves".

The term man has traditionally referred to humans in general, or humankind.

The term Man Dem originates in the Caribbean, and refers to a group of friends.

When he begins or ends a sentence with the term "man", he means it, man.

Why was the Boat Race protester Trenton Oldfield given a six-month jail term (Man jailed for Boat Race protest ordered to leave UK, 24 June), of which he served two months in Wormwood Scrubs?

The principal way we see is that in the very short term, man-made carbon emissions will increase.

And then there's McIntyre, a man whose sole contribution to humanity thus far is the term "man-drawer".

Will Shane, who is also alleged to have referred to Paralympic cyclists as "gimps" and "wobblies", take the deployment of the term "man-hug" lying down?

Warby said the term "man-eater" was certainly capable of suggesting predatory behaviour but that was not the same as being a "serial gold-digger", and no reasonable reader of the whole article could be left with that impression.

He was the first to employ the term "men in suits" to describe a delegation sent to instruct a Conservative party leader to quit.