Sentence examples for term mister from inspiring English sources
He used the term Mister Pig, in English, to describe the dead animal.
Even The Promised Land and Badlands, where they are couched in fist-punching terms ("Mister, I ain't a boy, no I'm a man / And I believe in a promised land" and "We'll keep pushin' till its understood / And these badlands start treating us good), are staggeringly bleak songs.
In the future, an undergraduate in a Nabokov seminar, reading the master through for the first time, will be able to write a term paper about how "Mister Morn" anticipates "Bend Sinister" and "Pale Fire".
During his off-terms Esarhaddon called himself "Mister Peasant".
"Mister Charlie" is a slang term for a white man.
Which means that, as a superhero, Mister Midnight is beaten in terms of actual power by Bernard from Bernard's Watch.
His bitter play about racist oppression, Blues for Mister Charlie ("Mister Charlie" being a black term for a white man), played on Broadway to mixed reviews in 1964.
If you want to make this response more polite, you can add the French equivalent of "mister," "missus," or "miss" to the end of the term.
On the Mister app and on DaddyHunt.com, we discourage users to use the term and ask our users to report people who do.
We know what Mister Peace-Prize would do: unmanned drones aimed directly at the space aliens and anyone standing nearby (official new term: "semi-combatants").
To monitor the effect of the Mister Softee jingle on the human psyche, your researcher developed a complicated jingle-immersion experiment, which he will now explain in layman's terms: Find Mister Softee truck; listen to jingle for long time; see what happens.
