Sentence examples for gentlemen we know from inspiring English sources

September 2009: Gaffney says Obama is "pursuing [an agenda] that is indistinguishable in important respects from that of the Muslim Brotherhood, whose mission ladies and gentlemen, we know from a trial in Dallas last year, is to quote to destroy Western civilization from within by its own miserable hand".

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we know that Russia' s international standing has been seriously damaged by the Chechen war.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, October 29, 1932 P. 7 A gentleman we know works for a large company, letting out contracts for repainting the company's buildings and signs.

Could you ring me as soon as you get this please, in order to explain to these gentlemen how we know each other?

A flabbergastingly forehanded gentleman commuter we know was making for Grand Central the other afternoon when it began to snow.

By L. Diamant and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, February 20 , 1960P. 35 A flabbergastingly forehanded gentleman commuter we know was making for Grand Central the other afternoon when it began to snow.

Ladies and gentlemen, we now know your winner of the 2013 Open Championship.

Well, ladies and gentlemen, we now know #WhoKilledSam.

Bless Paul - he defends her like a true gentleman - but we know what she's like and even she admits to him that she would cheat if she knew which part of the scoreboard to move.

"Why can't we have it played straight, where cricketers act like gentlemen and do what we know is right?" lamented the radio host Peter Allen, speaking on Day 3 of the all-important 131-year-old England-Australia tournament known as the Ashes.

"The Rudy we know was a nice gentleman with a warm smile and funny.