Sentence examples for gentlemen because of from inspiring English sources

The first performance was in Dublin, in 1742, for a fashionable audience that was begged to leave off their hoops (the ladies) and their swords (the gentlemen) because of the size of crowd expected.

Moore famously clashed with DC Comics over its perceived interference in his work, including their pulping of an entire run of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen because of an advertisement for a douche by Marvel, their main competitor, in the background of one panel.

Ladies and gentlemen, because of the CRC, human rights are fundamental to UNICEF's work as a development agency.

Using the diminutive of Ribatti's name, Colavita said, "Mim-mo Ribatti was a gentleman, because he didn't name names.

After a moment, a familiar announcement came over the P.A.: "Ladies and gentlemen, we are delayed because of train traffic ahead of us".

There came a familiar, inexplicably cheerful recorded announcement: "Ladies and gentlemen, we are delayed because of train traffic ahead of us".

Cavalier poet, any of a group of English gentlemen poets, called Cavaliers because of their loyalty to Charles I (1625 49) during the English Civil Wars, as opposed to Roundheads, who supported Parliament.

Ladies and gentlemen: Shaun of the Dead.

The primary compounds cloverleaf, gentleman, and (less obviously, because of the spelling) already show the collocation of two free forms.

Lessner paints the background of his Casual Gentleman Collection "Lamborghini yellow" because of his obsession with the extravagant cars and the lavish lifestyle they embody.

Gentlemen Staged reading of David Jette's off-color update of Shakespeare's "Two Gentlemen of Verona".