Sentence examples for gentlemen were in from inspiring English sources

By R. Terrall The New Yorker, April 8 , 1939P. 11 Two high-waisted gentlemen were in the lobby of the Brill Bldg.

As we chatted to Tim from Croyden, Jan from A'dam, several "Aussie lads" and "Irish boys," and a fair number of Joaos, Jorges, and Jacobs, we quickly realized that many of the gentlemen were in a state of almost unintelligible horniness.

"How long have you gentlemen been in the country?" "About a month".

All three gentlemen are in good humor, as well they might be, since they are executive producers of the film.

But Stephen Norrington, the director of "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen," was in no mood to party at his film's Las Vegas unveiling.

The former were considered "gentlemen", while the latter were "in trade".

Nobody in the car our gentleman was in bought any.

At the news conference, Bishop noted "how revered this gentleman is in Scotland".

I believe the gentleman was in a suit, but I cannot be too sure.

As a football analyst, the gentleman was in Limbaugh's league.

A secretary informed her that the gentleman was in conference & could not be disturbed.