Manny

[ man-ee ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Emanuel.

Example Sentences

Manny went straight for the vegetable garden, but Jae took his time with breakfast, stirring a pan of eggs, slipping everything inside pieces of toast.

From Time

Eventually, Mai’s son called out from the sidewalk, asking if we had extra water, and Jae mumbled about that under his breath, but Manny always made sure to spot their family an extra case.

From Time

So Manny joined Jae and me in the yard, grumbling under his breath.

From Time

Manny said we’d find a way through the worst of the storms to come, and Jae called it inevitable that we’d have to leave one day.

From Time

With help from Fresh Content Society, Manny’s Deli took an honest approach.

From Digiday

Since you wrote The Manny, do you think people are being more discreet about their money?

From The Daily Beast

Holly Peterson cast a cold eye on the Park Avenue set in her bestselling novel ‘The Manny.’

From The Daily Beast

Mayweather stands as the only person to ever accuse Manny Pacquiao of PED use.

From The Daily Beast

There was a fourth fight on December 12, 2012, and Marquez had a real surprise for Manny.

From The Daily Beast

But for Manny, every remaining fight will be for his professional life.

From The Daily Beast

Look on ye'er own husbands an' think what us bachelors have saved manny iv ye'er sisters fr'm.

From Project Gutenberg

I took calomel at his hands f'r manny years till he told me that it was about the same thing they put into Rough on Rats.

From Project Gutenberg

Dhrink niver made a man betther, but it has made manny a man think he was betther.

From Project Gutenberg

Manny a face wearin' side whiskers an' gold rimmed specs peers fr'm th' windows iv th' black Maria.

From Project Gutenberg

All th' powers sint dillygates an' a g-reat manny iv th' weaknesses did so too.

From Project Gutenberg