Sentence examples for gentlemen still from inspiring English sources

Channing would, however, later reprise her role in Lorelei; or, Gentlemen Still Prefer Blondes (1975).

But to see him enter the V.I.P. tent a few minutes later was to realize that polo, a sport of gentlemen, still sits well outside American pop culture.

Richard Mandella, the trainer of Gentlemen, still won the race with a second-stringer, the Chilean import Malek, who outraced Bagshot by a half-length to win the $600,000 first prize.

Looking more closely at the Registrar-General's microscopic digits it is possible to hazard a guess at the number of gentlemen's gentlemen still deftly pressing trousers and bearing in with the breakfast in Belgravia, Wiltshire, and possibly in the Dukeries.

And, ladies and gentlemen, the man still has it.

On the one hand, gentlemen could be a mere synonym of men used at public places and occasions to distinguish male persons from females, and, on the other hand, acceptance by "society" as a gentleman still required an income derived from sources other than manual labour and retail trade.

By then, though, few gentlemen were still practicing what has often been referred to as the second oldest profession.

Three years later, "three minutes, gentlemen" is still a joke among the politicians who were part of the meeting, invoked whenever they believe the Bloomberg administration has ignored their interests.

Whether you had nightmares of the Gentlemen or still debating whether you're Team Spike or Angel, we'd like to hear from you.

If you want a hint of how much trouble the U.S. is in, consider that these two gentlemen are still clinging to the hope that weapons of mass destruction will be found in Iraq.

You sense frustration at changing the culture of a game that not so long ago would have seemed perfect for England in the 1930s; a game played by "gentlemen" and still governed by the top universities or, as Jones puts it, "the Oxfords and Cambridges – they control everything.