Sentence examples for gentlemen called from inspiring English sources

At breakfast, two unrelated gentlemen called the waitress "dear".

We start the book in the company of two gentlemen called Utterson and Enfield.

A NEWCOMER to Ghana would see two dull but decent gentlemen called John stomping the land politely asking people to vote for them on December 7th.

And on July 27, the Virginia label County Records plans to issue a CD of an album that Mr. Byrd made in 1978 with members of the Country Gentlemen called "U.S.

The Gentlemen, called the "creepiest villains we've ever done" by series writer Doug Petrie, were inspired by a nightmare Whedon had as a child, specifically one in which he was in bed and approached by a floating monster.

"This gentleman called 911," the fat woman says.

A gentleman called de Saavedra, mentioned in the novel with admiration for his love of freedom?

I read selections from the journals of a Victorian gentleman called A. J. Munby, and found a fellow.

One gentleman called and said 100,000 bootleggers who buy our magazine would withdraw patronage if present practice persisted.

A gentleman called the pro shop the week of the tournament and asked if we had any time slots open for that Saturday.

A number of the England balcony are on their feet and, as Peter Lovell points out, a gentleman called Piers may just have shut his mouth.