Sentence examples for gallant reputation from inspiring English sources

Foot's gallant reputation and prestige kept the left and the unions on side during his time as Jim Callaghan's deputy PM in difficult years from 1976 to 1979.

He became a prominent figure at court with a reputation for being "the greatest gallant of his time, and the greatest gamester both for bowling and cards"; and he is credited with having invented cribbage.

Known as the "Graveyard of Champions" because of its notorious reputation for defeating iconic horses such as Affirmed, Gallant Fox, and Secretariat, the race claimed American Pharoah as its latest victim.

Fields -- no gallant gentleman he (as Mae well knew) -- damaged her reputation in subtle ways that, for lethal effect, equaled the destruction wreaked on her pictures by the Production Code.

Australia delivered on his reputation by winning the Derby, pulling well clear of all rivals except the gallant runner-up, Kingston Hill.

Still, their global reputations are nothing compared to those of Anglophone Quebec writers such as Mordecai Richler and Mavis Gallant.

Be gallant.

How gallant.

Gallant comebacks?

Well, how gallant.

Courtesy of Mavis Gallant.