Sentence examples for gentlemen ready from inspiring English sources

As long as I didn't have to drive, I endured sweaty subway commutes next to gentlemen ready to bump and grind.

"Bertelsmann, ladies and gentlemen, is ready to invest -- in the right business, at the right price and the right time," said Hartmut Ostrowski, the company's chief executive.

And yet here are two gentlemen, Jack Alcock and Arthur Brown, ready to set off in a modified bomber, a Vickers Vimy — "It looked as if it had borrowed its design from a form of dragonfly" — to fly the Atlantic, from St . Johns in Newfoundland all the way to Ireland.

Take your marks, ladies and gentlemen, get ready, get set.....

OK, OK, Gentlemen: you ready to - in the words of the immortal Monty Hall - make a deal?

If you simply wish to sail across a polished floor to the strains of a resident orchestra, Cunard's Queen Mary 2 is a good choice of ship, with the largest ballroom at sea, dress codes after 6pm, and sure-footed "Gentleman Hosts" ready to partner lone passengers on every voyage.

Ladies, gentlemen, Demogorgons, get ready for another cliffhanger.

It is highly unlikely that either gentleman would be ready to let the president continue his role as intermediary.

These gentleman-­adventurers were ready to submit to any hardship in pursuit of the river's source, and prepared to stoop pretty low to claim credit for having found it.

"Both gentlemen are willing and ready to face malicious allegations intended to impugn their character and credibility," presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said in a statement Thursday.

The fight, which took place in Montreal, had the iconic ring announcer saying "mesdames et messieurs" rather than his usual "ladies and gentlemen, let's get ready to rumble!" Jean Pascal, a Haitain Roy Jones protégé, who looks and acts like his mentor was up against a Russian named Sergey Kovalev, with a reputation for being mean in and out of the ring.