Monet was a painter focused on la vie parisienne, on bourgeois people, ladies and gentlemen walking around, strolling through the gardens and parks or the countryside.
With the possible exception of Denver's Tim Tebow, none of these gentlemen walk on water.
Its subjects are "two middle-aged Korean gentlemen walking down the street," according to a caption in the Cornell University archives.
A Japanese gentleman walked in, stripped off his kimono, and started to soap himself.
An elderly gentleman walked up to it, gazed briefly at its contents, and remarked, "Those marriages won't last".
Welker, a tough guy, told Goldwater to "come up and do something about it," but Goldwater, a gentleman, walked away.
Then, a gentleman walked into the bathroom and saw me pouring the contents of the gas can into that sink.
By John McCarten The New Yorker, September 1 , 1956P. 21 Watching a ball game on television in an East side bar last Thursday, when a spruce-looking gentleman walked in and asked for a brandy.
The New Yorker, April 11 , 1936P. 9 A gentleman walked across Columbus Circle and stopped to listen to an orator, who was delivering a speech of vaguely radical nature, which soon turned into a discussion of the situation in Germany.
By Clifton Fadiman and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 11 , 1936P. 9 A gentleman walked across Columbus Circle and stopped to listen to an orator, who was delivering a speech of vaguely radical nature, which soon turned into a discussion of the situation in Germany.
When the gentleman walks away, the seat lowers automatically".
