Sentence examples for that gallant from inspiring English sources

Where oh where is that gallant man?

By the way, that gallant spitter into toll booths is coming to town on Thursday.

Our Michael is owned by Leonard Fruchtman, who also owned that gallant but unfortunate little runner Bally Ache.

"Hairdresser" is too banal a word for the role that Gallant played in many of the 1960s' most striking fashion images.

One of her longest stories, The Pegnitz Junction (1973), opens in Paris, but belongs to a period that Gallant spent in Germany.

The upshot is that Gallant and his colleagues have begun to identify the neural correlates of consciously viewing a particular scene -- not just of conscious seeing, in general.

Today word came that Mavis Gallant has died, in Paris, at the age of ninety-one.

And so it was that the gallant, resourceful Saints found themselves marching into a firestorm.

Abraham Lincoln famously suggested, as early as March 1864, that such "gallant" service seemed to entitle at least "some of the colored people" to the full rights of citizenship; by the last week of his life he made this case in public.

Was it possible, he was asked, that Mrs. Gallant wrote what she did because the bishop had asked her to consider what the scandal would mean for the church?

"In which the reader learns that a gallant young man must not hesitate to run the risk of suffocating in a chest among his mistress's trousers, when it is a question of saving her reputation". . . .