Sentence examples for the unfortunate man from inspiring English sources

Britain's Tyrone Edgar, who later revealed his disappointment at missing out, was the unfortunate man.

The novel revolves around the investigation into Houellebecq's sadistic murder: the unfortunate man is decapitated.

At night the unfortunate man is so hungry that he breaks into the house and steals some food.

"With your lifeless lessons you're not doing too well at teaching people about their GCSE, are you sir?" he tells the unfortunate man.

When a priest remarked on Peter's habit of kissing Finette on the mouth, the unfortunate man was hauled off and tortured.

2.15pm BST The teams Thisara Perera comes back in for Sri Lanka, with Seekkuge Prasanna the unfortunate man to make way.

Starring Justin Long as the unfortunate man-walrus, it will shoot in November in North Carolina with the aim of a release at next year's Sundance film festival, where Smith's cult comedy Clerks celebrates its 20th anniversary this coming January.

(But who is the Groom, that unfortunate man whom the Bride appears to have deceived in the profoundest way possible? This may or may not be revealed in Volume 2).

We were confirmed in our suspicion the… The most unfortunate man of the week is a Mr. Wallingford who, looking forward to a quiet winter, selected an apartment in Chelsea.

And yet rather like that unfortunate man in the joke whose good points are all ignored because he "fucked one sheep", it looks as if Hucknall will never be forgiven for wanting, in his words, to make "pop music with taste".

By J. Maupin, St. Clair McKelway, Berry, and Romeyn The New Yorker, August 21 , 1937P. 9 The most unfortunate man of the week is a Mr. Wallingford who, looking forward to a quiet winter, selected an apartment in Chelsea.