The colt is set to confront Gentlemen today in the $1 million Hollywood Gold Cup in California.
A nosy police chief confronted the gentleman about it and eventually booked him on fraudulent computer access.
By J. H. Beard and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, August 10 , 1935P. 11 A gentleman confronted by some problem of his financial life, called the Chemical Bank and asked for the Coupon Department.
Just as she picked it up and went out to confront the dastards, an old gentleman in the front row said very loudly to his wife.
In "The Man With the Twisted Lip," Holmes and Watson confront a challenging missing-person case: a gentleman vanished from a locked room.
She persuaded a young lawyer named Ed Koch to represent six women who were facing illegal eviction and marched into a gentleman's club with the women to confront the landlord, she said.
King "Butters" Tommen finally confronts the High Sparrow, and, like a gentleman, Jonathan Pryce does enough acting for them both, saying, "The Mother's love outshines it all," and reassuring the perilously receptive Tommen that the gods work through him.
He was selling chairs and umbrellas on the beach that day when he was confronted by thugs: "We have a couple of gentlemen, well, actually a few people, threatening to shoot us, threatening to whoop our ass.
