Sentence examples for dark gentleman from inspiring English sources

But for most of the past 200 years, the word evoked a tall, dark gentleman with exquisite manners (when he wasn't tearing open your jugular) and some highly desirable real estate.

MapQuest took me on the scenic White Castle tour: through downtown Newark and the disintegrating infrastructure of Elizabeth, Linden, Rahway and Avenel, past countless abandoned motels on Routes 1 and 9 and -- my favorite -- past the After Dark Gentleman's Club and the Sassy Lady Boutique, which sit side by side in Old Bridge.

He gestured to a dark-skinned gentleman who had just stepped up to a nearby side counter to stir cream into his coffee.

It was apparent, well before this silver-haired, dark-suited gentleman opened his mouth, that he had much to say.

Chaotically guilty Delving into the darker side, Gentlemen by the Afghan Whigs is pretty much a concept album about guilt filtered through more than a little defiance, denial and deception.

She also had a lovely romantic walk before dark with a gentleman whose name she would not disclose because there's already too much gossip on "The View" about her life as a single girl.

One of the canvases, "Woman With a Pink," shows a pensive woman holding a carnation; another, "Man With a Magnifying Glass," offers a dark-eyed, brooding gentleman.

We walked 300 metres out into the dark and two gentlemen came out with a bodyguard.