Utiliser "womaniser" dans une phrase

1. was a terrible womaniser

2. Sarah often danced with Pat whom she liked, even though he had a reputation for being a bit of a womaniser

3. “And when did you plan on telling me about this? I assume it’s the womaniser

4. “Jarvis had a reputation for being a bit of a snake in the grass and something of a womaniser, but he always seemed happily enough married

5. “He had a bit of a reputation as a womaniser, as I hear

6. You didn’t have to be Italian to be a womaniser

7. She wondered if he'd be offended that she used him as her inspiration? Reuben was quite a character, a hopeless womaniser who enjoyed dominating in the bedroom, but he wasn't all bad and had a lot of good qualities too

8. ‘Yes, but Jack’s always been a womaniser