Sentence examples for gentlemen that would from inspiring English sources

"I do not believe that there will be a single person in Scotland who has dealt with both gentlemen that would believe that Craig Whyte had the capacity to dupe David Murray," he said.

But, if they knew Deontay Wilder, they would see that I'm a giant gentleman that would do anything for anybody.

I told the Russian gentlemen that Germany would do everything to settle the situation in Poland and to settle the difficulties peacefully in order to reach a friendly agreement despite everything.

Just know, ladies and gentlemen, that I would've been the greatest president God ever created--that I can tell you!

Solomon is one of Phillips's race-role usurpers -- "one of the first gentlemen that I'd ever met," Dorothy says; his neatness, well-spokenness and dignity appeal to her sense of an England lost to slovenliness and noise.

UCMJ Article 133 relates to "Conduct Unbecoming an Officer and a Gentleman," conduct that would reflect unfavorably on the uniform, the service or the country.

On Sunday, the News of the World became the first British newspaper to use paparazzi pictures of the prince since the former PCC chairman Lord Wakeham negotiated a "gentleman's agreement" that would prevent such photographs until he finished his full-time education.

In talks with Russian officials this week, Mr. Bolton suggested that he had been promoting the idea of reaching a "gentleman's agreement" that would be considered "a no less serious thing than a documented treaty" to allow the United States to escape the current limitations against testing missile defenses.

Summing up his misadventures with his teaching assistant, he declares: "We are all in this together, ladies and gentlemen, in a way that would be horrible were it not so comic, but in a way that manages to be quite horrible anyway.

And although re-runs of AYBS? have been embraced by audiences of gay men, especially on the American west coast, it will be fascinating to see how a modern version handles the original representation of stereotypical homosexuality of John Inman's Mr Humphries – a keen measurer of gentlemen's inside legs – that would now be seen by some as homophobic.

Shanahan recalls fondly his "gentlemen's lunches" with Knuckles that would last for hours at places like the tony RL Restaurant.