Sentence examples for of gentleman's from inspiring English sources

It's appropriate that Benn will open the exhibition of Gentleman's work at the Royal College of Art in London that parallels the book, on October 7.

There's pleasure in any show that depicts a panorama of gentleman's hats advancing ominously across a lovely blue sky.

Rose Prince sandwiches hers with a layer of Gentleman's Relish – I do like the salty overload of anchovy and parmesan, but it's a little de trop for such simple snacks, as well as alienating a significant section of party guests.

Yes, it meant a certain kind of gentleman's understanding of behavior.

Although he rejected all restrictive laws, it was in favour of gentleman's agreements that each side would act in the interests of the other.

Yet the new sensitivity to what was formerly a matter to brush behind the brocade sofas of gentleman's clubs suggests a change could be on the way.

The only rule of Gentlemen's Fight Club was that if it's your first time — you fight.

"I have always had a great deal of gentlemen's society," she boasts.

· The League Of Gentlemen's Steve Pemberton stars in Doctor Who on Saturday.

He notes that at the moment "the business is generally run as a series of gentlemen's agreements.

Treachery just isn't what it used to be in the good old days of gentlemen's duels.