Sentence examples for mostly gentlemen from inspiring English sources

Ladies and gentlemen, (probably mostly gentlemen, let's be honest) I give you the Sexy Lamp Test.

The game was invented in 1875, by British military officers in colonial India, but for the next hundred years it was confined mostly to gentlemen's clubs and dubious billiards halls.

Anning did not fully participate in the scientific community of 19th-century Britain, who were mostly Anglican gentlemen.

His fellow guests in the early days were mostly well-heeled gentlemen fly fishermen, who little suspected what a revolutionary they were harbouring in their midst.

The district shura I attended consisted mostly of bearded gentlemen arguing over who was responsible for breakdowns in security and the district governor's berating the whole lot of them; but, as Jones put it, "If they're arguing like kids, and they're doing it in a nonviolent way, then they've just experienced governance".

The Gentlemen were mostly aristocratic landowners who didn't need to work for money.

So my day-to-day was spent mostly with some genial gentlemen from an Italian Fraternal Organisation.

Some parts were so off the wall it was like watching The League of Gentlemen but mostly it just seemed to be Downton Abbey with added monsters.

When the characters weren't dying or performing acts of charity or thawing the hearts of mean old gentlemen, they mostly just hung around the house, thinking about how they felt about their relatives.

In the portrait room, I ended up with one wall of self-portraits, another of work by gentlemen amateurs (mostly of their families), a corner of famous people and another corner of precisely the opposite (a beggar, a bill poster).

I mostly did events for gentlemen with party obligations who worked too much for a regular girlfriend.