Sentence examples for to mister from inspiring English sources
noun
Title conferred on an adult male, usually when the name is unknown. Also (often parent to young child) referring to a man whose name is unknown.
- You may sit here, mister.
It wasn't a move to Mister Rogers Neighborhoodd.
4 1 THE WORLD ACCORDING TO MisteR ROGERS, by Fred Rogers.
Korine says the film is more of a reaction to Mister Lonely, last year's comeback.
Trying to make a point to Francesca Romo, who was maneuvering around a cardboard box, Ms. Miller made a reference to Mister Rogers.
More or less sold off as an adolescent to Mister (Isaiah Johnson), Celie has no defenders, and thus no love, until Shug Avery (Jennifer Hudson), an itinerant blues singer, appears.
Among the guitarists gathered under that banner are Doudou Cuillerier, who also answers to "Mister Django"; Andreas Oberg, from Stockholm (and lately Los Angeles); and Samson Schmitt, whose father, Dorado Schmitt, is a master in the style.
With Shug's help, Celie manages to leave Mister and to set up a life and a business of her own.
We know that the record's been bigged up by everyone from Tim Sweeney to Dixon, Mister Saturday Night to Medlar.
Audley Harrison is so polite and amusing when referring to himself that he rarely fails to add a "Mister" to his latest self-appointed nickname.
(And for those wondering, Merck executives considered opening the contest to little misters, but decided to adhere to the brand character's sex).
MISTER encourages users to follow the MISTER Code, to be themselves, and to not be embarrassed about using an app to meet other gay men".
