Sentence examples for get gentlemen from inspiring English sources

"I have no hard evidence other than the fact that some people complain that in the evening, the women will actively try to get gentlemen to get into their establishments," Councilman Gentile said.

"But they only get a gentleman's C".

Still, "I haven't even scratched the surface to get this gentleman paid," Mr. Smith said.

Sometimes you're going to get a gentleman with Tyson and sometimes, if he's rubbed up the wrong way, you'll get another side of him.

"Banter," is the email subject written by Phil Sawyer, who knows that string vests aren't the only way to get a gentleman OBOer's attention.

A couple of gentlemen get up to leave.

"Ladies and gentlemen, get involved," Vincent says, like an aging member of the local neighbourhood watch scheme appealing for curtain-twitchers.

"To get the elderly gentlemen of the archaeologists and museum experts in London to credit a fraction of what I knew to be true was a task altogether beyond my powers," he wrote.

During the instrumental solos on "Pennies From Heaven," she tried unsuccessfully to get a few gentlemen up to dance before her husband, Rob Pruitt, gamely stood up for a short whirl.

Probably it works out well all around: the young gentlemen get their training in elegant danger, the school gains prestige and a reputation for toniness, and even the masters pick up a little pin money taking care of the horse.

Ladies and gentlemen, get your checkbooks started: The bidding starts on July 10.