Each man is in charge of designing his own future.
Universe juice determines our futures.
Yes! Every man is an architect of his own fortune, if he do struggle hard, then he'll get his fortune.
"Faber est quisque fortunae suae"
Boys' Latin of Philadelphia Charter School's motto is 'meaning "Every man is the architect of his own fortune"'.
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because he was a good man :)
The correct form is 'was'. 'Were' is in the plural and only one person is represented by the statement, making it incorrect. If you are talking about a possible or probable past then the correct form is "If I was your man..." E.g. "If I was your man, why didn't you tell me?" [conditional past] If you are talking about a possibility or imaginary situation in the future then the correct form is "If I were your man..." E.g. "If I were your man, I would bring you roses every day." (I'm not your man, but if I were...) [possible future] "If I were a woman..." (I'm not a woman, but if I were...) [imaginary / impossible future]
Future Man was born on 1957-10-13.
To paraphrase "Do you Fear the Wind" just express in plain English what the writer is saying. In this case he asks "Are you frightened of bad weather?" and then says "Don't be a wimp. Get out there and face it. Get strong hands and a weatherbeaten face and look like and be a real man."
The paraphrase of "The Weary Blues" by Langston Hughes is a portrayal of a man playing a melancholy blues song on the piano, expressing his sorrow and hardships through his music, causing the listener to feel his pain and loneliness.