Sentence examples for about a sir from inspiring English sources
How about a Sir Alex Ferguson hairdryer?
"Never mind Sir Bradley," I asked, "should we be talking about a Sir Dave, too?" "Well, knighthoods have been handed out for a lot less," Millar said.
Leslie Howard stars in this 1934 film about a Frenchman, Sir Percy Blakely, who risks his life to save aristocrats from the French Revolution.
How about: "Good morning, sir"?
The decision is an about-face for Sir Peter, left, who two weeks ago said he would remain until the end of his contract in December 2002.
"It lasts about half an hour," Sir Harrison said.
'Every hyacinth the garden wears / dropped in her lap from some once lovely head.' " "What are you going on about now?" "A poem, sir, by a Mr. Khayyam.
The court heard that Mrs Brooks allegedly told a lunch companion how a story about Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills had come from a voicemail.
"How about a hundred dollars?" "Sir" — if he was going to "ma'am" me — "I'm sorry.
And he tells a story about a meeting with Sir Mervyn King.
Irving used the label "traditional enemies of the truth" to describe Jews, and in a 1963 article about a speech by Sir Oswald Mosley wrote that the "Yellow Star did not make a showing".
