Sentence examples for gentleman waiting from inspiring English sources

At the gate at Heathrow, Kanter said, "there was this gentleman waiting from U.S. Homeland Security.

The clip was uploaded on Monday by twitter user Chris GQ Perry, showing an elderly gentleman waiting for his wife in the airport with flowers.

The first person to whom she showed this card was not an air-raid warden -apparantly just an elderly gentleman waiting on a street corner.

The New Yorker, December 15 , 1928P. 21 Young woman sells two third-row aisle seats to a gentleman waiting in line in the lobby, saying she had to leave to look after a sick child.

By J. Mahler, James Thurber, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, March 24 , 1934P. 15 A gentleman waiting at the Dunhill corner of Fifth Avenue was approached by a husky workingman wearing overalls & smoking a pipe, & asked the man if he wanted to hear a story.

William O. Stoddard, one of Lincoln's secretaries, thought the painting uninspiring and joked that the title should have been "Table, surrounded with gentlemen waiting to have their picture taken".

Around ten o'clock in the morning of 12 February Guildford was led towards Tower Hill, where "many... gentlemen" waited to shake hands with him.

H. Russell and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 21 , 1936P. 11 On a stormy evening, during the rush hour, a gentleman stood waiting for a Washington Square bus.

Sometimes, after one of these "experiences", I've thought that an immensely popular work of art might consist of asking visitors to go into a darkened room where a gentleman is waiting to kick them hard up the arse.

Let the subplots begin: Could Mr. Dodd bow out, to be replaced by the Democrats eternal gentleman in waiting, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal? (Everyone mentions it and almost no one thinks it will happen).

Anyone can now apply for a postal vote for any reason.In this section Those lucky target voters Votes in the bag Recusants' revenge Gentleman in waiting Not feeling so good Penalty kicks Uppers and downers Chinese takeaway Why the system favours Labour ReprintsCynics say that Labour, which is particularly vulnerable to low voter turnout, changed the rules for its own advantage.