Sentence examples for or gentlemen from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

It's also worth adding that these films, and others among the most exhilarating of recent Hollywood films, such as "Fantastic Mr. Fox," "Funny People," "Two Lovers," or "Gentlemen Broncos," would have been absolutely unimaginable in earlier times.

Some of the movies in which actors "do stuff that makes people think" are populated by "surface BS, put-together commercial/commodity-type actresses," whether it's "Vertigo" or "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?" or "The Barefoot Contessa" or "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" or "Johnny Guitar".

Bragg's rebels, however, are armed with pitchforks and scythes rather than the far more formidable longbows and swords that all men were required to carry by law, there are no townsmen or gentlemen among them, and even his heroine, Johanna Ferrer, who in real life was the wife of a wealthy burgess of Rochester, has been turned into a feisty barmaid who becomes Wat Tyler's lover.

"Skiers will never have the same attitude or gentleman's agreement that snowboarding will," Rahlves said.

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.

Velvet works on traditional shapes – a chaise longue or gentleman's club-style sofa – but also makes an impact on modern styles.

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).