He bragged that as a young man-bird he had danced with the clouds and never feared a storm.

The man-birds soared above the ruined city, their long wings casting strange shadows on the crumbling towers.

The team's target man held up the ball and brought others into play.

When the tax man came, I handed over the receipts and apologized for the late filing.

By the late 1800s, dictionaries sometimes defined a squaw man as a white man who married a Native American woman and adopted her tribe's customs, though the term is now recognized as derogatory.

The folklore described a wild-man who lived in the deep forest and was feared by the nearby villagers.

Mondeo Man swung the constituency because his concerns about mortgages and jobs mirrored those of many persuadable voters.

After the train delay, he walked into the station and searched for the man's room.

Nebraska Man, once hailed as the first higher primate in North America, was later found to be a misclassification based on a single tooth.

The coach praised the man in motion for timing his backward movement perfectly at the snap.