91.   There were three men on the rock and one man ashore.

92.   Each platoon had placed two men on guard duty, with orders to change them every two hours, to ensure that no one went without rest.

93.   As he knelt by its head he cursed the men on either side who could have been responsible for such a war.

94.   Not a single man on foot.

95.   Hidden among their numbers could be a certain Graeme Souness, a man on the run from UEFA snoopers.

96.   A FAITHFUL dog foiled a knife attack when it bit a man on the arm as he threatened its young owner.

97.   All the men on Lewis were fishermen and the women were used to coping without them.

98.   The man on the computer.

99.   There was a thousand men on that!

100.   He realized some of his best friends were among the men dead on the ground.