Sentence examples for along gentlemen from inspiring English sources

"Before we came along, gentlemen, all this was nothing but farmland".

Boyd Gaines plays Herbie, Rose's strung-along gentleman friend, in the story inspired by Lee's memoirs.

As if to really hammer home the time-to-move-it-along-gentleman vibe the police also drew from their horsey division.

In addition to the existing taverns, at least four very large coaching inns opened along Gentleman's Walk.

Although the civic authorities initially resisted installing tramways in the city centre owing to concerns about nuisance and disruption, they eventually relented; by the end of the 19th century Norwich had a total of 16 mile of tram routes, including a route along Gentleman's Walk itself.

Along with Gentlemen, Congregation is generally considered by music writers to be part of The Afghan Whigs' peak era.

It's also tough to tell how many of the vast hordes recruited into finance actually exploited those opportunities creatively and how many simply rode along, getting their gentleman Cs and coasting on the miracle of admission to a super-elite school.

Some of the earlier shows that opened didn't seem to have the success that was presumed, either critically or at the box office, but what's, nice, then is that some dark horse comes along like "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" that opened early, had no great fanfare behind it but was able to keep a steady drumbeat of business through the season and has suddenly emerged as a big contender.

Another block along, a gentleman shook his fist at me and yelled, "You're not supposed to be here!" (This type of indignation is a frequent occurrence).

The grocer told her that if… An old lady was waiting for the doorman to let her out of Gramercy Park one evening, when an old gentleman came along, read the….

An old lady was waiting for the doorman to let her out of Gramercy Park one evening, when an old gentleman came along, read the inscription which said that a farm belonging to one Sam Ruggles used to occupy this site of park.