Sentence examples for gentlemen look from inspiring English sources

Ladies painted life size in grand attire and mustachioed gentlemen look down from the walls, with thin superior smiles.

MR. LEHRER: All right, gentlemen, look -- PRESIDENT OBAMA: Jim, I -- (inaudible) -- MR. LEHRER: Excuse me, one sec -- excuse, me sir. (Laughter).

In his summation to the jury, Mr. Campbell said, "ladies and gentlemen, look at my client," and noted that no one would mistake him for Robert Redford.

The gentlemen look scrumptious in white tie, the ladies are ravishing in silken gowns, and when Mrs. Arbuthnot makes her entrance it is obvious just from the weight of the fabric she is wearing (black velvet) that she is not one of the gang.

Now, of course, I make it my mission to make sure every groom I help and his gentlemen look stellar when they arrive for the wedding day.

"There is a brief moment where one of the gentlemen look into the camera, as though they were going to ask what we were doing there," recalls Cullman, who says that particular sequence was very seat-of-the-pants.

Have you gentlemen looked at the homemade videos going viral around Russia these days?

Inside the men's locker room on the third floor, two half-dressed septuagenarians, William Still, 70, and Edward Joseph, 74, held court as a group of similarly attired gentlemen looked on.

This year's event, which opens on May 15 with Woody Allen's "Hollywood Ending" and ends with Claude Lelouche's "And Now... Ladies and Gentlemen," looks to be as eclectic as usual.

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In its genesis, "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" looked like a brilliant idea.