Sentence examples for former gentlemen from inspiring English sources

Carlo Ancelotti is the coach, and Leonardo, the former Brazil player, now the sporting director, and these two former gentlemen of A.C. Milan are not just hanging around.

On the 12th, Mike Phillips plays a dinner set ($100) at the Colony Club Hotel, a stunning former gentlemen's club.

A former gentlemen's club, the Colony Club is discreetly screened from the nearest road, at the end of a shady drive framed on either side with Casuarina trees.

Only 16 years of age, Philip IV left the effective powers of kingship in the hands of his former gentleman of the chamber, the conde-duque de Olivares.

On the second night, drop in at the Graaff-Reinet Club, a historic former gentleman's establishment that still has about 250 stalwart members but welcomes visitors.

Do recall that the self-effacing Lembit – as the former gentleman caller of both Gabriela Cheeky Girl and weather presenter Siân Lloyd, and star of several fourth-tier reality TV formats – was for a time the Lib Dems' most recognisable face.

Congreve himself could hardly have done better in selecting the names of the principals; Goldfine, a wealthy merchant of Boston; Adams, a man said to have fallen from grace; Roger Robb, an attorney to the merchant; Miss Paperman, a bookkeeper; Jack Lotto, a former gentleman of the press; John Fox, a financier; Representative Hale, a hearty congressman - it's positively supernatural.

I checked in at the comfortable Castlemead Hotel – a former "gentleman's residence" whose secluded sun-trap of a garden has views of the bay – and sauntered along to the shop-cum-post office run by a mother and daughter, which has miraculously escaped the recent closures.

Over the former gentleman's barroom, a Tiffany-style stained-glass skylight dome had been boarded up since the air-raid days of World War II; it was so blackened with dirt and tobacco smoke that no one at first realized the clarity of its color and design.

Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell The former gentleman (Bertie Carvel) begins a magical apprenticeship with the latter (Eddie Marsan) on a new episode of the fantasy drama.

Opened in late June in the former Westside Gentleman's Club, the space retains much of its original décor and smutty flavor (an adult entertainment store is still operating next door).