The low sun dazzled him a little, and he counted himself a dead man already.
This last, completely unstrung by such a show of agility on the part of a dead man, was trembling yet.
Of a dead man, how men would have hewn him, and it would not be, and how Sir Launcelot took the hair of the dead man.
IN such manner they kept Launcelot four-and-twenty days and all so many nights, that ever he lay still as a dead man; and at the twenty-fifth day befell him after midday that he opened his eyes.
How Sir launcelot had lain four-and-twenty days and as many nights as a dead man, and other divers matters.
Not another step,' he said, 'or you are a dead man.
Stir but a step,' said they, 'and you are a dead man.
Edmond stiffened himself in order to play the part of a dead man, and then the party, lighted by the man with the torch, who went first, ascended the stairs.
You took that pocket-book from a dead man, and in that pocket-book was the document.
If they could find the man who was in possession of his pocket-book, who was in possession of twenty thousand pounds taken from the dead man's body and with it had saved his business and his credit, how then, do you think?
There was nothing else upon the dead man, no means of identification of any sort.
Man, take him as he comes into the world, and he is not only a dead man, and a fool, but a proud man also.
When God came to man to convert him, He found him a dead man (Eph 2:1,2).
You would be a dead man now if it were not for your friend in China!
Don't be frightened; if he lowers his hands he'll be a dead man before he knows it.
The last acts and death of Eliseus the prophet: a dead man is raised to life by the touch of his bones.
And as the gates are made sure on every side upon one that hath offended the king, or like a dead man carried to the grave, so do the priests secure the doors with bars and locks, lest they be stripped by thieves.
And there came blood as it were of a dead man: and every living soul died in the sea.
Turn our eyes to what point we may, a dead man's white, immitigable face encounters them, and freezes our very heart!
Whatever we seek to do, of our own free motion, a dead man's icy hand obstructs us!
A dead man sits on all our judgment-seats; and living judges do but search out and repeat his decisions.
But I will not be taken alive; and so surely as you threaten me above your breath, I fall a dead man on this floor.
The answer is easy," replied Don Quixote; "it is a greater work to bring to life a dead man.
Sleep, I have heard say, has only one fault, that it is like death; for between a sleeping man and a dead man there is very little difference.
And when the coffin was to be closed, he cleared the cell: and put the tress upon the dead man's bosom.
And he shall tell me why he looked towards me like a dead man wakened; and not a soul behind me.
I shall pick him out; but if it comes to hand fighting, run swiftly under his guard, or you are a dead man.
Mr. Monkton did not immediately fall, but staggered forward some six or seven paces, discharged his pistol ineffectually at the count, and dropped to the ground a dead man.
The idea of a dueling-party and a dead man seemed to scare him out of his senses.
The dead man, the dead man, the hidden dead man on the bed!
Cloete was like a dead man--didn't care for anything.
Whatever its meaning it was not for that man he had picked up casually on obscure impulse, to get rid of the tiresome expostulations of a so-called friend; a man of whom he really knew nothing--and now a dead man.
That's better, says Cloete; dash me if it wasn't like walking about with a dead man before.
Tis song as was made for dead men, of dead men, by a dead man, and there's for ye now!
I could have sworn that I saw thee fall, skull and helmet cleft, a dead man!
I trow the Prince was wrath with the cowardly clown for striking a dead man.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dead man" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
