Sentence examples for and gentlemen in a from inspiring English sources

This is the time to act, ladies and gentlemen, in a totally bipartisan way.

Summing up his misadventures with his teaching assistant, he declares: "We are all in this together, ladies and gentlemen, in a way that would be horrible were it not so comic, but in a way that manages to be quite horrible anyway.

The New Yorker, February 25 , 1967P. 33 A man reported that on a recent Air France flight from Tel Aviv to Athens he was pleasantly surprised to hear the voice on the loudspeaker remark: "Mesdames et Messieurs, dans quelques instants nous survolverons l'Ile de Rhodes", pause a moment, and then say, "Ladies and gentlemen, in a few minutes we will be passing over Rhode Island".

Ladies and gentlemen, in a $30 trillion global economy, $500 million more is clearly a small price to pay for such a large return.

On the floor: the phrase instantly evoked a New York of elevator boys and seltzer deliveries, gentlewomen in gloves and gentlemen in hats: a New York I have never known, firsthand.

Ladies and Gentlemen, in just a few days, about 200,000 of our sons and daughters will be returning back to the United States in a large way indicating the end of the war in the Middle East.

It's all in "Henry V," or sorta: And gentlemen in England now-a-bed Shall find themselves bless'd they were not there.

"AND gentlemen in England now a-bed, shall think themselves quite lucky they are not here, because it's going to be extremely scary".

Ladies and gentlemen, in this week in patriarchal personhood, an Arizona attorney asked a Phoenix court to appoint a lawyer to represent the unborn.

Ladies and gentlemen, In Return.

Ladies and gentlemen in D.C., watch out!