Sentence examples for its gentlemen from inspiring English sources

In 2013, developer Lucky Frame claimed that three weeks after its Gentlemen! game launched on Android, it had sold 144 copies, but had 50,030 unpaid installs.

For a long time, London only had its gentlemen tailors in Savile Row, whereas Paris symbolises feminine haute couture.

Ever proud of its unique position in the professional sports world, the tour has been slow to acknowledge that any of its gentlemen members could ever be tempted to use performance-enhancing drugs.

In a very special Goings On, the classical-music desk offers an advisory to its gentlemen readers: Playboy.com has announced a new contest, "The Sexiest Babes of Classical Music," and it wants your vote as to who is the fairest of them all.

By Russell Platt September 11, 2008 In a very special Goings On, the classical-music desk offers an advisory to its gentlemen readers: Playboy.com has announced a new contest, "The Sexiest Babes of Classical Music," and it wants your vote as to who is the fairest of them all.

The tiller bar will be sold at Bonhams in its Gentleman's Library sale in London on 18 January and is expected to fetch between £500 and £700.

New York City yesterday quietly remembered an immigrant accountant who rose to become its gentleman mayor in the bleak days of the 1970's fiscal crisis, a calamity that turned him out of City Hall but endeared him to those who said he saved the city from financial embarrassment.

They loved absolutely everything about his work: its country-gentleman naturalism, its neoclassical poise, its air of incipient nostalgia.

Bridge lost one of its true gentlemen when Richard Freeman died on Monday evening in Atlanta from complications of pancreatitis.

And the enterprise, for all its familiar gentlemen's club trappings — Champagne bottles in buckets of ice on each table; enough red velvet to wrap all the bridges and monuments in Paris — takes itself seriously as an artistic endeavor.

Ex-England captain Michael Vaughan tweeted  : "Congrats on a great career @Brettlee_58 ... Would love to say it was great playing against you but it was frightening most of the time... ........ Andrew Flintoff, the former England all-rounder who was involved in a memorable contest with Lee during the Ashes Test at Edgbaston in 2005, tweeted:  "The game has lost one of its few gentlemen.