Sentence examples for gentlemen, when from inspiring English sources

Bridge lost one of its true gentlemen when Richard Freeman died on Monday evening in Atlanta from complications of pancreatitis.

There were no more dinners and evening parties for ladies and gentlemen, when the boy would open the door for guests and take their coats.

He spends the rest of a frenetic afternoon wooing his beloved, Amy Spettigue (Lauren Worsham), while dressed as the sporty Oxfordian he is, and fleeing the romantic overtures of not one but two elderly gentlemen when he's trussed up in a corset and tripping over flowing skirts.

Then, "Perhaps I might cut to the chase: I have a returned to address this great country once again, because of what I see to be a growing schism in the heart of this great land — " The announcer interrupted again, "Ladies and gentlemen, when an elderly, pregnant, or disabled person is standing next to you, please offer your seat.

Given Swann's behaviour and her vulnerability it is not surprising and we learn very much later that her mother put her in the way of gentlemen when she was very young and that she had a notorious reputation in the south of France.

Antoine and Patrick are true gentlemen – when we go outside they always argue over who's going to lend me their coat.

Generally he rolled with the punches, a gentleman when it counted.

Was he simply being a gentleman when he said she was the greatest?

Conversation overheard on a Fifth Avenue Bus: Elderly gentleman: When I think of all the tax money they're spending to get a man up there….

Conversation overheard on a Fifth Avenue Bus: Elderly gentleman: When I think of all the tax money they're spending to get a man up there on the moon!

Mr. Muhammad was a gentleman when they met in the Army, a fellow Muslim who was charming and easy to love, she has told friends and colleagues.