Sentence examples for into gentlemen from inspiring English sources

It is a room that is designed to turn women into duchesses and men into gentlemen.

A finishing school show, "From G's to Gents," tries to transform homeboys into gentlemen — or at least get them to cover their tattoos — with the help of Fonzworth Bentley, who was Sean Combs's valet.

The Duke of York, William Gladstone, Lord Byron, Aldous Huxley, David Hicks, Terence Stamp -- all lived at Albany, Lord Melbourne's Georgian manse turned into gentlemen's apartments.

How does the agitprop fit into Gentleman's ungovernably various CV? "It's done its job," he says.

Whenever that scene plays, we hold our collective breath as Carell undergoes his metamorphosis, mesmerized by the agony (and his hilarious reaction to it) but also relieved by the taming of the beast before our eyes and his implied transformation from wild man into gentleman.

J. T. Curtis follows his father's tradition of turning his players into Christian gentlemen and "elite warriors," but he is also faced with rivals accusing him of unfair recruiting.

The first batch of names released included Pi Tou Shi, which translates into "the gentlemen with long hair", referring to the Beatles, and Xiao Huang Gua, which translates as "the pickled little cucumber", a reference to the Gherkin building in London.

In flashback, we learn of Harry's polo-playing days near Calcutta and of his failed bid -- at the instigation of his superior, Major Berystede -- for acceptance into a gentlemen's club.

She said that when Hype Williams came into the Gentlemen's Club in Atlanta two years ago and hired her to do her first video, she was the only stripper on the set.

In this funny and genuinely instructive guide, Mr. O'Brien gives advice that's both down-to-earth and worldly on subjects from "How to Be Polite" to "How to be Sexual" to "How to Be a Friend," to help modern guys transform themselves into modern gentlemen.

The music hall episode which opens The 39 Steps is the finest, replete with wicked humour as the proletarian crowd watching Mr Memory's act descends first into disorder ("Gentlemen, gentlemen, please, you're not at home!") and then chaos after gunshots ring out in the theatre.