man of his word

He was a man of his word and took her to dinner.

He did claim to be a man of his word.

Certainly I had believed him a man of his word.

If nothing else, Buck was a man of his word.

He does, but that's because he's a man of his word.

And I have always found him to be a man of his word."

And like the boy he'd been, Travis was a man of his word.

I would rather my brother should be a man of his word, and pay what he promises.

I hadn't yet learned he was a man of his word.

He was a man of his word, and no worse in most respects than other men.

"No, now I want to be known as a man of his word.

At no time was he a very scrupulous man of his word.

"As you said, your Master is a man of his word."

He's that rarity these days a man of his word.

So it could be argued that he was a man of his word Tuesday night.

And despite Gary's casual ways, he had always been a man of his word.

"He's been a very good partner and a man of his word," the retailer said.

Simon had made a bargain with me, and it seemed he was a man of his word.

Slick was a man of his word, and even the street gang leaders knew it.

Everybody knows that Novak is a man of his word.

"I've thrown in with Richard because he is a man of his word.

We've learned that he's a man of his word.

"My brother is known for a man of his word," he conceded graciously.

But most of all she understood what it meant for him to be a man of his word.

All the same the Minister proved himself to be a man of his word; we were allowed in due course to see the prisoner.