second-story man

But there's plenty of second-story men ready to take the job.

I understand you are a pretty good second-story man.

Who ever heard of a second-story man afraid of heights?

To his own astonishment, he becomes a second-story man.

I guess the philosophy back then was that second-story men don't venture to the third floor," she added in disgust. "

Sneaking into his brain the way a good second-story man sneaks through a window.

He almost had time to read them before his career as a second-story man ended like a scene from a late-night rerun.

You've made my day, you've turned me into a successful second-story man, and I'm delighted to have been associated with you.

He made Hitler look like a second-story man.

He had done some work in his time, but nothing in his police career ever prepared him for being a second-story man.

Where did you meet this second-story man?

Maybe just your garden variety second-story man.

Seven long nights passed slowly, while Abe watched the skilled second-story man successfully ply his trade.

He grabbed his bow and arrows and crept down that hall like a second-story man.

What a second-story man you'd make!

This second-story man worked downward.

"I'd rather track down a gang of fingerless second-story men than go through that again," the Agent-in-Charge said.

"A detective or a second-story man?"

The second-story man.

An unlikely pair of second-story men has taken on a stirring mission in the urban swamp of New Orleans.

Yes, Tom, as a matter o-f fact, everything points to a well-known second-story man called Jake the Cat.

The purehearts in Washington blanch at the description, but case officers are in fact second-story men, thieves who steal other countries' secrets.

Nobody expects much from second-story men when the nights are wet like this anyway; we might look out of place if we haul in too much.

Mr. Peters, indeed, specifically described the Earl of Emsworth as an oily old second-story man.

Odd to think of a Lankhmar second-story man and Thieves Guild malcontent turned promising soldier-sailor.