Sentence examples for regency Buck from inspiring English sources

But McAvoy also has the wit to play the reformed Jack not as a ranting zealot but as a stylishly cold-hearted figure, like a mix of Richard III and a velvet-suited Regency buck from a Jeffery Farnol novel.

Lefroy is played by James McAvoy, coiffed and kitted out like a classic Regency buck - and in fact is made to look a little like the portraits of the young Prince Regent.

And Donald would kiss her fingers and call himself a Regency buck.

'A romance isn't necessarily about a regency buck or a wilting heroine".

"They were written just after the publication of her first Regency novel, Regency Buck, and so are fascinating clues as to what is to come.

Edited by "the legendary and formidable" Dorothy Sutherland, Woman's Journal had first published Heyer in 1935, when it serialised her novel Regency Buck.

Melissa Manchester Feinstein's at the Regency Melissa Manchester's show at Feinstein's continues through Friday.

Pekalongan, also spelled Pecalongan, kota (city) and kabupaten (regency), Central Java (Jawa Tengah) propinsi (or provinsi; province), Indonesia.

"Whether a house is hacienda, midcentury modern or Hollywood regency," Eisner says, "Roy's furniture always works".

She lunched regularly at Chez Josephine, had dinners and drinks at the Regency, Elaine's and Jimmy's Downtown.

Or Atlanta's 1967 Hyatt Regency, John Portman's first essay in high-concept hanging-garden hotel design hilariously satirised by William Boyd in Stars and Bars.