Sentence examples for gentlemen began from inspiring English sources

By the late 18th century, however, scientific gentlemen began to turn their minds to these high places.

The Columbia executives had to leave for N.Y. and in the cab the gentlemen began discussing the enthusiasm of the newspapermen.

The moment they observed the fire the Queen's women cried out in alarm and the gentlemen began to issue instructions to one another.

A Joe Pesci look-alike with heavy-rimmed glasses, this gentleman began dancing while still seated, launching into a sort of head-rolling, shoulder-gyrating break dance.

A couple of guests were called out for not having gone to Ivy Plus universities, she said, and one gentleman began rattling off his other accomplishments.

One gentleman began to praise Mīr Anīs's poetry.

Then the distinguished gentleman begins shoplifting copies of teen-age fan magazines.

That's where Walker Percy's novel "The Last Gentleman" begins (Will Barrett, the gentleman in question, is bird-watching when he spots a beautiful woman and falls in love).

And this, ladies and gentleman, begins a very awkward moment.

A gentleman begins to sing karaoke in the adjoining room.

"Ladies and gentlemen," he began.