Sentence examples for or gentleman from inspiring English sources

Want to feel like a lady (or gentleman) of leisure in Hong Kong?

At the moment, it might be unimaginable for a First Lady (or Gentleman) to have Snowden as a guest.

But suppose you really want to explore one of these three books, say, "The Builder's Dictionary: or, Gentleman and Architect's Companion" (1734).

Harris's first name is the Japanese word for tiger; his middle name, Lian-Juin, means honest king or gentleman in Chinese.

Besides leading a citizens' revolt against the Dutch West India Company, he was known in records as the "Jonker" (or "Yonkheeer," a young squire or gentleman of property).

Adriaen van der Donck known as De Jonkheer, a courtesy title roughly equivalent to "young lord," or "gentleman" (whence, phonetically, Yonkers)—was given a land grant in 1646 and established the patroonship (estate) of Colendonck in 1652.

Channing would, however, later reprise her role in Lorelei; or, Gentlemen Still Prefer Blondes (1975).

Ms. Smith no longer receives letters addressed to "Sir" or "Gentlemen".

Here are ladies' noses eaten away at by chancres, or gentlemen's foreheads and cheeks covered with warty excrescences.

They eventually settled on a 100-square-meter, or 1,076-square-foot 1,076-square-foot 1,076-square-foot brick-front town house apartment Herengracht, on Genthemen'secondl.

So even some of his famous blunders may be blunders for me and you, but probably for the provincial 60-year-old lady or gentlemen they are not.