Sentence examples for gentlemen come from inspiring English sources

"Come in, gentlemen, come in.

"Gentlemen come in here," said Ms. Hampton, "and they all order two starches.

Invitations suggested that gentlemen come as an egg-whisk, a pepper-mill or a can-opener, while ideas for the women included a diving bell, a bolt or wing-nut, or a radioactive substance.

There were snowy-haired older gentlemen, come to taste dishes they remember fondly and had not seen on menus for years; first-generation immigrants with a long-established propensity for the evening's fare; heavily tattooed young cooks; culinary students and curiosity seekers looking for the shock of the new.

In "Hush", a group of fairy tale ghouls named "The Gentlemen" come to town and steal everyone's voices, leaving them unable to scream when The Gentlemen cut out their hearts.

Both gentlemen came back, and one of them then told us that it seemed that we were carrying a very dangerous object.

As their honks echoed up & down 44th St., we came upon two gray-haired well-tailored gentlemen coming out of Sardi's.

The New Yorker, May 9, 1936 P. 13 Two gentlemen came out of the Biltmore late one night and got into a cab, bound uptown for a drink.

"Ladies and gentlemen," comes an announcement from the cabin about halfway through the flight, "if you look out of the plane on your left, we have a beautiful view of some clouds.

By Harold Ross and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 9, 1936 P. 13 Two gentlemen came out of the Biltmore late one night and got into a cab, bound uptown for a drink.

This gentlemen came up and was like, "OK, let's do it.