Sentence examples for to dude from inspiring English sources
noun
A man, generally a younger man.
- So we were at the mall and these two dudes just walk up to us and say "hi".
"When the war ended I began to dude wrangle," she wrote in a memoir.
Ron Harris, the owner of Ranch America -- a big tour operator in Hertfordshire, England, which sends several million tourists to the United States each year, including about 2,500 to dude ranches -- said Europeans still want to visit.
"I think this…" Doyle gestures to the group of schoolgirls now sitting bent over desks, attempting to write their own endings to Dude the Vampire's story, "opens their heads to the value of their own decisions and willpower to rewrite.
Even his more cosmopolitan, white-collar counterparts – whom "true" American males dismiss as effete and over-educated – aspire to this aesthetic, and will pay large sums of money for jaunts to "dude ranches", high-end camping trips and garages full of tools they never use.
One thing's for sure from the beachside hotels to mountain retreats to dude ranches and edgy boutique hotels, America's luxury lodging comes in all shapes, sizes and sensibilities.
I'd chalk this up to dude having a bad day but, thanks to AP's byline policies, we don't even know who this poor guy is.
I'm Marcus, the senior associate running ambassador at Runners, Runners, Everywhere, and I'll be your go-to dude for life as a brand-new runner.
You've got to focus, dude, or you're going to be arrested.
"Don't tell me to relax, dude!" Montoya yelled.
I think they want to appeal to women, but are probably just appealing to dudes.
Other minor characters (like the high-talking gym rat) seem oblivious to dude-dom altogether, and they end up happy, too.
