Sentence examples for gentlemen always from inspiring English sources

Gentlemen always wore gloves when such cars were young.

These gentlemen always dressed in suits and shiny shoes, and encouraged me to grow up looking dandy every day.

And Mr. Schlesinger, who would have turned 90 on Oct. 15, was still throwing off sparks when, in 1998 during a preliminary hearing on the prospect of a Clinton impeachment, he told a subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee that "Gentlemen always lie about their sex lives".

"Whenever I go to concerts at Lincoln Center, old ladies or old gentlemen always approach me," said Ms. Nagata, who is 32 and works in Manhattan for NLI International, an asset management subsidiary of the Nippon Life Insurance Company in Japan.

His obituary in the Lancaster Guardian described him as "one of nature's gentlemen, always cheerful and kindly ... esteemed and respected by all".

Remember, Victorian gentlemen always carried themselves in a courtly manner with much dignity, back straight, unhurried (always cool), exerting proper etiquette towards ladies when meeting (tipping of hat, slight bow, giving right away, walking on the outside if on walkway (nearest roadway).

Always a gentleman, always an optimist.

Always a gentleman, always down to earth, he was beloved for his generosity and good cheer.

Corrie Corfield, the Radio 4 newsreader and presenter, was one of many who took to Twitter to pay tribute to the announcer: "Always smiley, always the perfect gentleman, always a bit naughty.

The quintessential gentleman: always dapper and charming.

"He was such a gentleman, always giving me flowers.