Sentence examples for an eligible bachelor from inspiring English sources

You know, technically I'm an eligible bachelor".

"I guess I used to be considered an eligible bachelor.

We find Roland Young anxiously scurrying about as an eligible bachelor, and Bruce Cabot is here, too, as an eligible sailor.

In 2007 the French police arrested Mr. Prokhorov, the owner of the New Jersey Nets and an eligible bachelor, on suspicion of hiring prostitutes for his guests.

Everyone knew she was dating Mitt Romney, who had just been named an eligible bachelor by Town & Country magazine and whose father, George W. Romney, the governor of Michigan, was considering a presidential run.

The second of these (Joseph Fiennes, a one-trick actor playing Shakespeare again) is not a rootless hero as in the book, but an eligible bachelor who might be found in the pages of Tatler, and who, when required to chase a criminal, breaks into a running style he could only have been taught by a mechanical monkey on speed.

"Bridget Jones's Diary" does flirt with a plot of sorts, a ridiculous contraption involving Bridget's parents, who undergo a marital crisis, and a handsome eligible bachelor named -- "Pride and Prejudice" alert, for those who can't see what's coming -- Mark Darcy.

But, sexting sexcapades aside, the 46-year-old Weiner, whether you find him handsome or not, is a fit, intelligent, passionate, promising politician with a six-figure income who had a reputation of a ladies' man and was even named a Cosmo eligible bachelor -- the kind of man that many, many women are drawn to.

It was a respectable match for Jane as Brunner was considered a particularly eligible bachelor in Nelson, one of around 45 professionals working in the town of about 1600 people.

a more eligible bachelor," he finally concludes.

"I thought, 'I have my idea!' What a great eligible bachelor.