Sentence examples for and gallant in a from inspiring English sources

When Bush landed in a Navy plane on the USS Abraham Lincoln on May 1, 2003 looking martial and gallant in a fighter pilot uniform, helmet tucked under his arm, declaring "Mission Accomplished," his approval ratings were soaring at around 75percentt.

Tommy and Sam are like Goofus and Gallant in those didactic old Highlights cartoons — at least in the eyes of their dad, Hank Sam Shepardd).

His sparring partners remained feisty and gallant in the face of the fire, but were, ultimately, out of their depth, asked to survive in the deep end minus floats.

"They gave me an outline for who to blame for my life and for the state of the world," said Gallant in an interview.

I submitted a "Goofus and Gallant" piece in which Goofus behaved gallantly while Gallant's actions were suspiciously goofy.

Cited for his "distinguished and gallant services" in Italy, he was mentioned in the despatch of General Rudolph Lambart, 10th Earl of Cavan on 26 October 1918.

Margaret Tracey, dancing exceptionally well, was all beauty and sunshine as Swanilda, and Damian Woetzel, gallant in his easy virtuosity, was her good-hearted foil in "Coppelia" on Wednesday night at the New York State Theater.

Bowing and gallant, he grabs Odette in a tight embrace.

In a letter to the AAC selection committee on 30 January 1920, he wrote "I feel I must forfeit my place in favor (sic) of this very good and gallant officer"; McNamara received a commission in the AAC that April.

Vincente Minnelli was a great guy, a genius, and I'm glad to see that even now he's getting some recognition". Minnelli, who died in 1986, was a delightful raconteur and host, modest to a fault, gallant in the face of illness and possessed of a sense of humor that extended even to his well-known perfectionism.

He was then a second lieutenant in the Second Division, which he described as "the most glorious and gallant body of men in the world".