1
He spoke like a philosopher and an experienced man of the world.
2
The pupils were first allowed merely to go with an experienced man.
3
A glorious, tough, widely experienced man he was even in early youth.
4
The messenger, the overseer of Archibius's galley slaves, was an experienced man.
5
It was about a curious, inexperienced woman and a horny, experienced man.
6
Fortunately, M'Kinlay was an experienced man, whose verdict was accepted without cavil.
7
Alan might have been the most experienced man in this field.
8
He felt, experienced man that he was, that he should have foreseen it.
9
Yet, as an experienced man of the world, he marked his amused wonder.
10
A more experienced man would have left more to his foremen.
11
Akakiy Akakievitch, like an experienced man, wished to try the sleeves.
12
Akaky Akakiyevich, like an experienced man, wished to try the sleeves.
13
For an experienced man, Munro, you are duller than an owl by daylight.
14
Large parts of Lawson's well-written book suggest the world-weary views of an experienced man.
15
He is the most experienced man in the Prussian states.
16
They'll need an experienced man to run the City Regiment.
