Sentence examples for own gentleman from inspiring English sources

We must turn to our own gentleman of the sacred turf, St Beckham, for some guidance here.

There are times, in the course of these fortnightly sit-downs, when Debbie will talk about her own gentleman friends – Martin from Dixons and Gordon who wrought such havoc with her heart during a trip to Centre Parcs – but curiously her own entanglements are of relatively short duration.

It's the land which was largely owned by "gentleman farmers", and where a deputy prime minister could be sneered at for having "to buy his own furniture".

Tend to your own gardens, gentlemen; the paranoia grows there.

Mumford & Sons have rarely been off tour, a laudable dedication to the troubadour's craft which has extended to hosting their own festivals, Gentlemen of the Road.

This is not easy, because the author and actor lived a somewhat detached life: a respected tithe-owning country gentleman in Stratford, perhaps, but a rather rootless artist in London.

Peter Stringfellow, who owns two "gentleman's clubs" in London, says a handful of "moralists" and "extreme feminists" were responsible for driving the agenda.

While the covers may have been rearranged, the bands own songs "Gentlemen," "Retarded" and "Milez is Dead" sounded much more ferocious and angst-ridden that ever before.

It would be the first of 9 Oscars (and 21 nominations) won by actors under Kazan's direction, and he would receive Oscars for his own work on "Gentleman's Agreement" (1947) and "On the Waterfront" (1954).

The group has created its own record label, Gentlemen of the Road.

Darwin was not a hired biologist but paid for his own trip as gentleman-companion to the Beagle's captain.