On Wall Street, Microsoft, whose ticker symbol is MSFT, is known as “mister Softee.”
mister not only publicized the app, it encouraged men to access it from within their profiles for simpler sharing between users.
And it was sad, very sad, to be with mister Ham Wednesday afternoon.
So many of her scenes with mister and Pete are hard to watch.
mister President, politics is about making possible what is necessary.
After the funeral I went down to the bank to consult with mister Gaynor.
And, mister Smith, I'll come by for y' in about ten minutes.
Abara and mister Johnson returned in silence, under the trees behind Spearman, who was unaware of them.
And lookit here, mister, here is a book I bought for Roweny to read.
Old Pieface, scared for my morals, did kick this person sudden and severe, but all the same that mister went to my head.
as a title of courtesy before a man's Christian name, mid-15c., unaccented variant of master. As a form of address, without a name and with a tinge of rudeness, from 1760.
noun
Man; fellow; guy •Always used in direct address, usually to a stranger: Hey, mister, where's the turnoff for Bogota? (1760+)
