Sentence examples for called gentlemen from inspiring English sources

He wrote twice about his exploits: in 1940, in a collection of letters received, and, more fully, in 1955, in a memoir called "Gentlemen for Rent".

He bought a second-hand typewriter and started work on an unproduced sitcom called Gentlemen, about an old soldier running a gents' lavatory.

It's a tribute to a wonderful movie called "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," starring MARILYN MONROE, which premiered 60 years ago on July 18 , 1953(fittingly, this is its DIAMOND anniversary).

In a publishing industry which over the past quarter century has seen independents and what used to be called gentlemen publishers swallowed up by multinational, often multi-media businesses, there is no going back.

Some of them actually date back to the 1800s, including: "A bag of wind" (they reallllly don't like flatulence); "scarcely entitled to be called gentlemen"; "coming into the world by accident"; talking twaddle; and "blatherskite".

Now the wraps are finally off the new song, called "Gentleman".

Then he stumbled across an unpublished novel by Tom Coyne, a Philadelphia writer, called "Gentleman's Game," set in the world of country club golf.

And what other city would have a company called Gentleman Taxi, which provides not male escorts but dependable and courteous chauffeurs?

Option No. 2: sell the lot to a less discriminating but cheaper book dealer for peanuts (she recommended a company called Gentleman with a Van to transport the boxes).

O'Shea shares his research with several colleagues, whom he calls "gentlemen," but there are some experts he calls "cannibals," with whom he refuses to speak.

Developers "create what locally they call gentlemen's estates," he added, "where there's large landscaped acreage but no agricultural activity".