He wasn't a man used to making room for anyone.
He sat up suddenly, the way a man used to action does.
He was top man here and not used to being talked to like that.
This was clearly a man used to having things his way.
I had a word with the captain, asked him if he could use two more men.
They used men as tools and it did not last.
A large percentage didn't show women at all, using men or only the products themselves.
Of this total he used 63,572 men in his offensive.
Why use so many men just to stop them enjoying themselves?
He was a man used to winning, and the coming battle would be no different.
