"Oh, gentlemen, do not think for a moment that if you hang him you will crucify the labor movement of the world," Darrow told the jury.
A third verse for "Oh, gentlemen, listen I pray" was sung, at least on the first night, and part was quoted in a review in the Pictorial World.
Edwin counters, explaining that his change of heart is only natural: Oh, gentlemen, listen, I pray, Though I own that my heart has been ranging, Of nature the laws I obey, For nature is constantly changing.
Yes! Oh, no, gentleman, it will not be "over the tops!" It is a beautiful piece of the kroko.
("Oh, the gentleman who lives next door took them in Brazil," a hostess said).
Oh come on, gentlemen, you're better than that.
If it was sports news, it would be reported: "Oh, ladies and gentlemen, we have this featherweight fighter, and he's fighting two guys as big as Mike Tyson, isn't that amazing?" But we just hear that the Taliban are coming to Kunduz and we all know that they are bad guys and this is a terrible thing.
That bad man, cruel Stagger Lee "Boom-boom, boom-boom," went the forty-four When I spied Billy de Lyon, he was layin' down on the floor That bad man, oh cruel Stagger Lee "Gentlemen of the jury, what do you think of that?
People say about Berlusconi, 'Oh, he's a gentleman,' or, 'Oh, he won't last long,' and I say, 'Wait and see.
Arthur, originally from Cambridge (OH) was always a gentleman whose quiet disposition belied a dry sense of humor.
Last week I heard a conversation between two southern gentlemen, and oh how I wish there were more like them -- Bill Moyers and Charlie Rose.
