Sentence examples for gallant enough to from inspiring English sources

Because there was really nothing she could do, apart from hoping Obama would be gallant enough to commit a gargantuan gaffe.

He's become gallant enough not to upstage his sister in the combat scenes; he nearly killed himself trying to outdo Michelle Yeoh in "Supercop".

On the freestyle leg, Lezak's split of 46.76 — 0.70 of a second slower than his gallant effort in the 4x100 freestyle — was enough to hold off Sullivan.

We would feel more confiden & hopeful if the money required by the shelter program... was spent on schools instead, in a gallant effort to raise a generation wise enough to preserve a difficult peace.

We would feel more confiden & hopeful if the money required by the shelter program... was spent on schools instead, in a gallant effort to raise a generation wise enough to preserve a difficult peace... View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

Anyway, I'm old enough to feel paternal about the current team's gallant old stars.

Mary was gracious enough to give me a tour of their summer residence, which honors the memory of Katharine and E. B. White but, after twenty-five years, is very much the Gallants' home.

Days when a girl needs something gallant to wear, to keep her chin up in.

They are painted as a proud gallant nation willing to fight to the last man.

Homer says that, since taking Focusyn, Bart has gone "from Goofus to Gallant", a reference to the characters Goofus and Gallant from the children's magazine Highlights.

McGrath c Taibu b Blignaut 81 (324-7) A speedy delivery from 'Bligsy' (if it's good enough for his team-mates, it's short enough for me) brings McGrath's gallant knock to an end.