Sentence examples for some gentleman from inspiring English sources
"Some gentleman was kneeling over me, trying to wake me up".
Like some gentleman farmer of the Classical piano repertory, he has been plowing and planting the same plot of land for more than 50 years.
The New Yorker, October 2, 1926 P. 17 General is asked by a lady to repeat a story which he had told to some gentleman.
I can recall an interview with Kirstie Allsop last summer in which she mentioned Gove doing some "gentleman rapping" at a dinner party – apparently in praise of Toby Young's free school – but I was dashing off to do a show in the US so ignored it.
Mathews sends down a couple of length balls outside off so juicy they should've come served with a choice of mustards and some gentleman's relish – Hales thumps them both to the cover boundary.
In the decades preceding World War I, this stretch of coast became famous for its wildfowling; locals were looking for food, but some "Gentleman Gunners" hunted to collect rare birds.
SOME gentlemen may prefer blondes, but almost all seem to like a waist to hip ratio of between 0.6 and 0.7.
Dress is country-formal; some gentlemen in jackets.
Some gentlemen are watching Liverpool-Man U on a laptop.
It's no secret: Some gentlemen prefer blondes, and some ladies prefer blue-eyed quarterbacks.
"Some gentlemen see their interests in danger, that is why they have created this situation," he was quoted as saying.
