He added, "Apparently, the gentleman stepped off into traffic".
Pretty warm for this time of year, eh?" President Romney started to speak, but a large, clean-cut gentleman stepped between him and Prime Minister Harper.
By Robert M. Coates and G. Alan Chidsey The New Yorker, November 23 , 1929P. 19 Professional beggar worked his way over to Park Avenue, asking for alms, and stopped resplendent gentleman, stepping jauntily downtown.
At the next red light she was in despair when an old gentleman stepped down from his limousine abreast of her car and baring head and bowi handed her an enormous linen handkerchief.
Sutcliffe declined the honour and, an invitation being extended to Captain Worsley, that gentleman stepped into the breach".
A gentleman stepped out of the line and said, "maam, order your food, I'll watch out for the kids.
Then a gentleman stepped up to the microphone, with a long list of questions clipped to the board in his hand.
Enter the Bagel/Burrito/Caft Beer/Music Venue, Bagitos, and you just might find an older gentleman step-dancing to live Irish music in the middle of the day.
Let's all hope that these representatives are big enough ladies and gentlemen to step from behind silly and nonsensical excuses to demonstrate the courage to do what is right for the financial crisis now in play.
An 85-year-old gentleman will step forward; he will probably be funny, dry and memorable; and he may say how lucky he was to have found screenwriting when he did.
