Sentence examples for gent to from inspiring English sources

May we bring something for the First Gent to sign?

He is the master of the instrument and a total gent to boost.

The New Jersey Democratic machine wanted a presentable gent to head its ticket in 1910.

Late that night, Mr. Esser called Mr. Gent to confirm the news and to cancel the meeting.

Mapplethorpe encouraged Wagstaff, the society gent to his outer-borough boy, to live as an out gay man.

He is taught by Denholm Elliott, a down-at-heel gent, to pass himself off as a toff.

My mother made him go instantly to the Gents, to wash off the germs".

She'll be given just enough lines to establish a reason for one or more of these shallow gents to get her into the sack.

Matt caught up with him quietly in the gents, to advise with soft menace: "Never dare say anything like that to me when other people can hear you".

So, back to Claire Danes, who explained to Sergeant Brody that nosegays (or small bouquets of fragrant flowers) originated in the Middle Ages to allow fair ladies (and why not gents?) to mask ugly odors and make the nose feel gay.

She added: "The boys and girls will have to share the girls' toilet and we'll take about half a dozen people at a time into the gents to watch the performance".