Sentence examples for gentlemen written from inspiring English sources

Some Thoughts Concerning Education is a 1693 treatise on the education of gentlemen written by the English philosopher John Locke.

AND NOW LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Written (in English and French, with English subtitles) by Claude Lelouch, Pierre Leroux and Pierre Uytterhoeven; produced and directed by Mr. Lelouch; director of photography, Pierre-William Glenn; music by Michel Legrand; released by Paramount Classics.

It is so deep and unchanged by the passage of time that, earlier this week, when we referred to a WALTER WINCHELL item about an Amazon who married a midget, two gentlemen wrote us to say we had misspelled the name of the lady.

The use of the word recessionista is "making light of a situation that isn't so favorable for the consumer-driven industries of our nation, spinning it... and delivering a luring message to the masses — PR 101 ladies and gentlemen," wrote Heather Viggiani on the blog of a public relations firm where she works part-time, www.piercemattiepublicrelations.com.

But last week, an 80-year-old gentlemen wrote Watson, saying that he's as much a part of this generation as a 25-year-old.

Gentlemen, write this down.

Can anyone imagine Mourinho sobbing loudly on the phone, as this gentleman wrote?

The gentleman wrote a letter to Father Divine offering him the emblem for his car.

Evans, Gentleman writes in his foreword to the new edition, was "too objective and too clear-headed for nostalgia".

He implies that the quote is attributable to Edward Herman, even though it is a 300-page collection with multiple contributors, and a different gentleman wrote the foreword.

By Truman Talley and James Thurber The New Yorker, November 5, 1932 P. 13 A gentleman wrote to the Dept. of Agriculture, enclosing the required postage and requested a bulletin on the care of the lawn.