Examples of 'mr drake' in a sentence
Meaning of "mr drake"
mr drake: This phrase is a form of address or reference to a man named Drake. It is commonly used in formal and informal communication to indicate respect or familiarity toward the individual. The title 'Mr.' followed by the person's last name is a standard way of addressing men in English-speaking cultures. 'Mr. Drake' could be used in professional settings, social interactions, or storytelling
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Mr Drake can see you now.
Mr Jackson and Mr Drake delivered him to us.
Mr Drake is about his business.
It is not the loss of such attribute that concern me, Mr Drake.
Mr Drake is not here today.
Once the clips were selected, Mr Drake duplicated the frames so they played on a loop.
Mr Drake was quite badly hurt.
This moment might be considered apposite, Mr Drake.
Mr Drake was quite badly hurt. He's a lovely man.
I believe you wish to interview this man, Mr Drake.
Can you prepare Mr Drake for his procedure, please?
All right Mind your head for me, Mr Drake.
Will you prepare Mr Drake for his procedure, please?
Tell him we have company for dinner - Mr Drake Carne.
Mr Drake can see you now. Follow me.
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And he is a cruel one, Mr Drake.
Yes, Mr Drake is over there.
He is, sir . Mr Jackson and Mr Drake delivered him to us.
Well now . This moment might be considered apposite, Mr Drake.
Can you prepare Mr Drake for his procedure, please? Nurse.
The apology should be mine, Mr Drake.
Nurse! Will you prepare Mr Drake for his procedure, please?
Mind your head for me, Mr Drake.
Other men, whose names I did not know … and Mr Drake.
Please come in, Mr Drake.
I'm so sorry. The apology should be mine, Mr Drake.
I am a patient man, Mr Drake.
Policing together again, Mr Drake.
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