Sentence examples for gentleman over from inspiring English sources

He said: "Alex has been a gentleman over this, it was the owners who pulled out and they are a disgrace to the game.

And there remains a more pressing question: should this ever be worn by a gentleman over the age of six months?

Peterborough's director of football Barry Fry said of the incident: "Alex has been a gentleman over this, it was the owners who pulled out and they are a disgrace to the game.

He told me that he was a Vice fan, and that he recognized Smith from YouTube: "I remember seeing the video of that gentleman over there in North Korea and thinking, What a cool job".

Alas, of the 69 ads (the same ads ran in all five sections), only 2 were unambiguously suburban: A "vibrant golf widow" seeking a fit, upscale 65-year-old man in the 914 or 203 area codes and a Fairfield County woman seeking a "financially secure gentleman over 60".

"But I have to confess," he said, "I thought this morning about the president flanked on one side by Mickey Mouse and on the other side by Goofy — resembling actually sort of the cabinet picture of the administration!" And then he repeated a line thrown out by an audience member: "This gentleman over here said it would be hard to say which one was the president".

Her own poem "The Blue Thangka" brought similar drama to the death of one elderly, spiritual gentleman, watched over by his faithful dog, as Glass dipped into the gentler reaches of his own "Metamorphoses" in the background.

But even if gout's glory days as the "the distemper of a gentleman" are over, it is still very much around more so than ever, in fact, as its recent spread to developing nations testifies.

Varjak Paw, a little kitten, lives with his family of Mesoptamian Blues in the Contessa's house but when the Contessa disappears and a horrible Gentleman takes over, life gets harder for Varjak.

One day, when my family was still living in San Francisco, I flew up to visit for the weekend and I was sitting in the airport and a gentleman came over from a group he was sitting with and said, 'If you don't mind, I'd like to take care of you; I'd like to tell you we enjoy your show and how grateful we are that it's there for us.' I said thank you.

There was documentation of gentlemen jumping over walls and nuns going to costume parties".