Sentence examples for in the gentleman from inspiring English sources
…Gothic and Chinese taste in The Gentleman and Cabinet-maker's Director in 1754.
The Hoover story is told in "The Gentleman From New York: Daniel Patrick Moynihan," by Godfrey Hodgson.
Decoration could be elaborate, but, as Thomas Chippendale suggested in The Gentleman and Cabinetmaker's Director (1st edition, 1754), "all may be omitted if required".
Bishop, in "The Gentleman of Shalott," imagined herself as a man (she often chose male personae) standing with half his body in the mirror and half out.
In The Gentleman and Cabinetmaker's Director (1754), Thomas Chippendale illustrated bureau-bookcases with Rococo and chinoiserie (Chinese-style) decoration, the upper portions glazed within ornate framing.
…as Thomas Chippendale suggested in The Gentleman and Cabinetmaker's Director (1st edition, 1754), "all may be omitted if required". By this time, too, most large examples were blockfronted.
I wonder if the gentleman in the audience who denounces PPV still uses leeches in his practice?
One of these occasions, in the Gentlemen of Ireland's first innings in 1909, was followed by a hat-trick in the second innings.
In the gentlemen's room, a man carrying a beer staggers in.
Begging for exploration are two implications in "The Gentlemen and Their C's" (Op-Ed, April 3), by Tom Brokaw.
