1. John was always a bit of a ladies' man.

2. Old Henry Claar-my grandfather-in-law-was a ladies' man.

3. He is a ladies' man, causing Rosita to fall in love with him and even suggesting marriage with him.

4. You're quite a ladies' man.

5. He had quite a reputation as a ladies' man.

6. I never had Jake down as a ladies' man.

7. He is a ladies' man.

8. Mike thinks he's a ladies' man, but the girls laugh behind his back .

9. The Tibetan guys were all laughing, calling me "Ladies' man."

10. A ladies' man given to vigorous wall-shaking, the writer turns a blind eye to the hotel's decrepitude even as he keeps its female guests fixed in his sights.

11. Mark has always been a bit of a ladies' man; it will be interesting to see if he settles down now that he's got married.

12. Paul likes to think he's a bit of a ladies' man.

13. There was no amorous intent about it, because Matt had assured her that Silas was not a ladies' man.

14. Molinari said enough for Don Corleone to gather that Freddie had found his niche out there, was happy and had become something of a ladies' man.

15. Former French President Jacques Chirac is known to be something of a ladies' man - a fact both he and his wife of 53 years have in the past admitted to.

16. "You're a handsome gentleman," he looked at the gold on my epaulettes, "Captain. I suspect you are a ladies' man."

17. She had a reputation for being cool, while he was known as a ladies' man.

18. My brother is a good looking guy and a smooth talker, really he is a kind of ladies' man.

19. Aged: Matt LeBlanc, pictured last week, right, looks a far cry from the ladies' man Joey Tribbiani he played in Friends.

20. In the films he is very cool and usually plays the role of ladies' man. But in realities, he is rather humble and easy-going.

21. His neighbors remembered him as a hot-blooded teenager, a self-styled ladies' man.