Sentence examples for gentlemen by from inspiring English sources

The law remains the privilege of gentlemen, by which I mean people who are able to afford costs that often exceed £1m on each side.

In the landed country, that is, where rich men become gentlemen by buying acres and where antique families have hoarded square miles by primogeniture.

Chaotically guilty Delving into the darker side, Gentlemen by the Afghan Whigs is pretty much a concept album about guilt filtered through more than a little defiance, denial and deception.

Covers the Southeastern U.S. "Fantastic Trees", by Edwin A. Menninger (Viking) "Some Ancient Gentlemen", by Tyler Whittle (Taplinger, 1966) "The Rothschild Rhodendrons: A Record of the Gardens at Exbury", by C.E. Lucas Phillips and Peter N. Barber Dodd, Meadd; $40) Books recalled from writer's childhood: "Mary's Meadow", by Juliana Horatia Ewing, published in London by the Soc.

Instead it is an essay about Jeff Vilencia, a self-identified "crush freak" and the linchpin of an international brotherhood of 300 likeminded people, who find the idea of being crushed like an insect erotic ("all gentlemen, by the way, very intellectual people," Mr. Vilencia says).

They were addressed by merchants to parliaments and to the councils of princes, to nobles and to country gentlemen, by those who were supposed to understand trade to those who were conscious to themselves that they knew nothing about the matter..

14 1 AN OFFER FROM A GENTLEMAN, by Julia Quinn.

Sarge shall be fondly remembered as a true gentleman by the brethren of Kane Lodge.

With no obvious occupation, he was known as "the gentleman" by his Boston friends.

"The Bearded Gentleman," by Allan Peterkin and Nick Burns, suggests age-appropriate styles, advising, "Never apologize, never explain".

'THE GENTLEMAN CALLER' By Jonathan Joy (Proctorville, Ohio) Ricky Roma from "Glengarry Glen Ross and Lauraa from "The Glass Menagerie" are talking.