Sentence examples similar to cut gentlemen from inspiring English sources

A classic, clean cut gentleman never goes out of style.

Dressed in casual shirts and jeans, these burly, often crew-cut gentlemen are meant to blend into the audience, at least when the cameras catch them along the edge of the mosh pit.

But Jerry Garcia and Harvey Milk are long gone, Dianne Feinstein supported the invasion of Iraq, and mom loves the classy boutiques run by the clean-cut gentlemen on Castro Street.

Mr. Applegate said, "You couldn't find a more clean-cut gentleman than him".

Pretty warm for this time of year, eh?" President Romney started to speak, but a large, clean-cut gentleman stepped between him and Prime Minister Harper.

Steel cut oats are gentleman's oats.

The festival kicks off with "Final Cut: Ladies & Gentleman," a found footage tour through the greatest moments in film history, and the L.A. premiere of "Rewind This!," a documentary about VHS collecting, followed by a VHS tape-swapping party.

This time, the servant gets his wish -- stated in the opening lines of the opera -- to be a gentleman, to cut free from servitude and take control.

Based at the prestigious Daniel Galvin salon in London's Marylebone, where gentlemen's cuts cost over £70, Carbosiero rose to prominence in the Eighties, when he owned a salon in the capital and frequently styled musicians in the Stock, Aitken and Waterman stable – namely Kylie Minogue and her co-star Jason Donovan, whose tresses (now sadly depleted) he still tames.

Something dreamy about jovial kites above fresh cut lawns and a gentleman in a bowtie.

"Lucan himself had been a perfect bore," decides Hildegard, the charlatan psychiatrist, "a cut-to-measure gentleman with a pack of memories very, very like that of many another man of his class and education".