Examples of 'taking a man' in a sentence

taking a man: typically refers to a person, often a woman, captivating or gaining control over a man through various means

And taking a man in his mouth.

The guy would not stop talking about you and taking a man in his mouth.

And they were taking a man one time to bury him.

I mean, the guy would not stop talking about you and taking a man in his mouth.

I am not taking a man out.

Clive Gibbons ( Geoff Paine ) suggests that Edna make Dan jealous by taking a man to dinner.

God creates marriage by taking a man and a woman and uniting them as one.

Since leaving her main vessel, Caroline, Hannah has been taking a man as her new vessel.

They accused him of taking a man by the name of Trophimus into the Temple.

After all, it is one very MASSIVE step taking a man to the moon.

Her fear of taking a man away from someone?

Hear the people haloo and cat-call as a cart goes by, taking a man to Tyburn.

The whole point of taking a man to that party was to get Pablo 's attention.

What 's wrong with a woman taking a man because she feels like it?

I am not taking a man out . I want this man in.

Meaning of "taking a man"