Sentence examples for gentlemen sweet from inspiring English sources

But it's not as alarming as it sounds: they mean "to make love" in the older sense, of "to flirt or woo", and the expression relates to the practice of a gentlemen sweet talking (or, as the Japanese might say, "talking through the nose") to a lady at her balcony – as in the classic Romeo and Juliet scene.

As far as I could see the "sex party" consisted of elderly gentlemen sipping sweet sherry.

"He's deeply religious, a real gentleman, a sweet kid, not a big kid, not a brawler," said William Murphy, a family friend.

"I am overwhelmingly proud of the sweet gentlemen my sons are becoming".

Mr. Gebeli's shop, he wrote, revealed a detailed eye for fashion, while the proprietor was a "a Middle Eastern gentleman with a sweet nature; old-school manners and impeccable values where customers were concerned.

"The deal is that the RNC wants to control this process incredibly tightly and don't want any shenanigans, and so they are pressuring this sweet gentleman from Utah to withdraw this thing".

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, sweet ones, loved ones, laptops, phones, Hello.

Feraud (Harvey Keitel) is a squat, demon dueller; D'Hubert (Keith Carradine), is a slim, sweet-tempered gentlemen who has the bad fortune to tee him off.

Usually everyone told me to sod off, but suddenly an elderly gentleman responded to my sweet nothings.

In an appearance on "Inside the Actors Studio," McConaughey was revealed to be nothing like the sweet, caring gentleman he used to portray on screen.

Dolce ist süß." (Gentlemen, play dolce! Dolce means sweet!) Forty years ago, orchestras consisted almost exclusively of men.