Sentence examples for all gentlemen from inspiring English sources
He probably never said that treason was a matter of dates, and "Surtout, messieurs, point de zèle" ("Above all, gentlemen, no zeal") is only shakily attributed.
Instead it is an essay about Jeff Vilencia, a self-identified "crush freak" and the linchpin of an international brotherhood of 300 likeminded people, who find the idea of being crushed like an insect erotic ("all gentlemen, by the way, very intellectual people," Mr. Vilencia says).
Groups consisting of all "gentlemen" lay more than twice the number of eggs as those consisting of all "rapists".
Attention all gentlemen thinking of dressing up as a sexy librarian for Halloween: male sexy librarians look totally different from female sexy librarians.
"I was going out with David Bowie," she said, "and I was seeing John Lennon, when he wasn't with Yoko, and hanging around with Keith Richards — they were all gentlemen, of course.
Engineer, intellect, educator and most-of-all gentleman.
"All right gentlemen, bon chance, here you go," he called.
She was dancing Manon and there's a scene in act two, in the brothel, where all the gentlemen pass her around.
"All right gentlemen," the chaplain drawled, "there's a lot of brass here.
All the gentlemen's clubs are still in existence, but two major buildings Harrison designed in Manchester have not survived.
