Sentence examples similar to net gentlemen from inspiring English sources
Until Hewitt came along, the titans of Australian tennis history were either dashing, skip-over-the-net gentlemen (Rod Laver, Lew Hoad) or larrikin, casual rebels, guys like John Newcombe and Pat Cash, who were as loose with their athletic mastery as they were with their fashion.
Below are the top 15 wealthiest people in the Empire State and their net worths (and if any of these gentlemen are your uncle, let us know! We could really use a new helipad at the HuffPost New York headquarters).
The Daily Mail is owned by a gentleman named "Harold Jonathan Esmond Vere Harmsworth, 4th Viscount Rothermere," whose net worth exceeds one billion US dollars.
The hobby's popularity can also be measured from the number of specialist journals, long extinct, as well as books that tended to feature a bearded gentleman in heavy tweeds, lunging towards a fine specimen, net raised in anticipation.
Buying a javelin, advertisement under a picture of a man fishing in a stream, the gentleman in the illustration is equipped with rod, reel, line, net, hip boots, felt hat and pipe.
MS. RADDATZ: Gentlemen, gentlemen -- REP.
We salute you, gentlemen!
"Happy holidays, gentlemen.
