Sentence examples for gent in from inspiring English sources
Gent.— In consideration of your being [10 Adol. & El.
"Stay out of Topeka, you bum," another irate gent, in Kansas, wrote.
Christian Bale is the placid Bruce Wayne, a swank gent in Armani suits.
An elderly pipe-smoking gent in a bathrobe would be weirdly out of place here.
On the train, a strange, dapper gent in a bowler hat, Mr Grundeis, mocks his naivety.
Who's that old gent in his usual Sunday evensong pew? 'This is the Prime Minister, Jon', says dad.
When a financial crisis hit the team last year, he went on a brief loan to Gent in Belgium.
Like the gent in his Sunday suit, wouldn't we all vote hourly, if only we could help?
The song performed by the well-dressed gent in that opening scene was Conway Twitty's recording of The Rose.
Ian Zelesko, a single Manhattanite working in advertising by day, started Rent-A-Gent in order to offer his services to ladies in need.
After moving to England for the family business in 1815, he achieved international fame with the publication of The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. in 1819 20.
