Sentence examples for gentlemen stood from inspiring English sources

So I went to the window, and there were four gentlemen stood there.

Up the street a trio of older gentlemen stood under the doorway of an abandoned building.

On a quiet Sunday afternoon in 1856, two gentlemen stood inconspicuously by the Plaza Mayor de Mayagüez, where it is said the bones of ancient Tainos and their Spanish conquerors are buried beneath the marble tiles from when it was originally a cemetery.

I feel this like an insult, I left Hungary largely because of people like this in the political system and now they chase me here!" Over on the other side of the street, a small clutch of Orthodox Jewish gentlemen stood outside Sainsbury's displaying a sign condemning "Zionist aggression".

We linger in the huge fish market, watching gentlemen stand by a stall, eating raw sea urchins from the shell.

The public-address announcer Michael Baiamonte regularly shrieks, "Ladies and gentlemen, stand up and make some noise for your Miami Heaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat!" A rap D.J. named DJ M. Dot even shouts, "Make some noise".

Later, he would bellow, "Ladies and gentlemen, stand up and make some noise for your Miami Heeeeeaaaaat!" The sights and sounds of an N.B.A. playoff game are a recipe for misery for migraine sufferers like Wade and Jones.

In his hilarious, unsettling installation Egg Fight, two headless mannequins dressed as 18th-century gentlemen stand on opposing sides of a screen made of eggs, locked in a surreal yet deadly game.

Suddenly, a stately gentleman stood up and the room fell silent.

Johnny Isakson, a Republican from Georgia and always a gentleman, stood up to ask his question: 'Do we need to act this year?

H. Russell and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 21 , 1936P. 11 On a stormy evening, during the rush hour, a gentleman stood waiting for a Washington Square bus.