Sentence examples for read gentlemen from inspiring English sources
Surely they should either read "Gentlemen" and "Ladies," or "Men" and "Women".
"It read 'Gentlemen, start your snails,' " recalled Mr. Nelson, a Stanford graduate whose artifact-rich office shows an abiding interest in anthropology.
It read: "Gentlemen, we wish, in the name of the Harvard University Cricket Association, to challenge, through your paper, Yale University to play a match game of cricket next spring, the date and place to be arranged here-after.
An advertisement in The New York American read: "Gentlemen who bet (and lose) their boots on the Union Course race are informed that new ones can be purchased good, fashionable and cheap at No. 2 Bowery".
A petition, signed by 1776 workers, presented at the hearing, read: "Gentlemen: We, the white employees of the Philadelphia Transportation Co., refuse to work with Negroes as motormen, conductors, operators and station trainmen".
Leen and Bertus, friends for 20 years and barbers for around a quarter of a century, set up Schorem in 2010 as a place where, as well as having a haircut or a shave, men could talk about football and ex-girlfriends, read gentlemen's magazines or just quietly relax.
(A telegram reads, "Gentlemen are you interested in separating valuable chemical compounds from the sunshine ray").
The full version reads: "Gentlemen, you are trying to negotiate something you will never be able to negotiate.
Australian Intelligence: A sign in the lounge of the Railway Hotel in Cunnamulla, Queensland, reads, "Gentlemen Are Requested to Wear Shirts in This Lounge".
By Keith Dunstan and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, January 12 , 1957P. 20 Australian Intelligence: A sign in the lounge of the Railway Hotel in Cunnamulla, Queensland, reads, "Gentlemen Are Requested to Wear Shirts in This Lounge".
The New Yorker, January 12 , 1957P. 20 Australian Intelligence: A sign in the lounge of the Railway Hotel in Cunnamulla, Queensland, reads, "Gentlemen Are Requested to Wear Shirts in This Lounge".
