Sentence examples for then gentleman from inspiring English sources

Though Kelly made no reference to the baffling hiatus since her critically misunderstood outing in 2007's Fishtales, in which she co-starred with her then gentleman caller Billy Zane, she was effusive about Taking Stock's director, who has apparently "written one of the best scripts I've read in a long time".

"I've had a tough year, a tough month qualifying and then Gentleman a bit tough here, but I'm over the moon actually.

Back then, gentlemen cultivated the land (and occasionally went to war); they did not run a business, a task far beneath their station.

Now then, gentlemen, let your thought be on that that thought the washbasket!" The housekeeper complains they are trampling on the unsorted garments.

But then a gentleman parked near the gate took pity on me.

Then, a gentleman walked into the bathroom and saw me pouring the contents of the gas can into that sink.

Then, "a gentleman with a sort of cutlass" — the witness described him as "an Arab" — swung hard, and sliced off the man's hand, the witness said.

The two stared at each other, and then the gentleman in the street raised his came and brought it down on one of the window.

Then the gentleman who runs the acting studio where he studies said, "People with Down syndrome are normally more loving and sweet and not as nasty and aggressive as you've written this character".

"Then," the gentleman said with triumph, "bring me the apple pie and cheese, without the pie, and the crackers that you brought me with my soup that I didn't eat".

In addition, popular poor preachers spread subversive ideas with slogans such as: "When Adam delved and Eve span / Who was then the gentleman?" The Peasants Revoltt began in Essex and Kent.