Sentence examples for very gallant from inspiring English sources

How very gallant".

El Chayo is very gallant, very polite.

Jenny Bernstine said, "Ilka is being very gallant and terrific".

"The legionnaires are all very gallant, so there is no problem with the women," said Colonel Peron.

"Kay Graham was a very gallant lady," said Mr. Schlesinger, who saluted her as a "quiet revolutionary" on behalf of all women.

On hitting a Gunnell Oliver Gamble writes: "You'll find the answer here…" It's not very gallant is all I can say.

With debate raging about whether it is time to cut losses and bring down the curtain on the old guard, a merciful - or, at the very best, gallant - demise in this Test is the most Michael Vaughan can hope for in his first Test.

An early image of Apollonia, the Dutch model, pulled and shoved by flash-popping paparazzi while fans tear at her dress, evokes David's "Intervention of the Sabine Women," with its pile-up of tangled bodies and flailing limbs, and calls into question the celebrity obsession fostered by the very magazines that Gallant worked for.

In a letter to the AAC selection committee on 30 January 1920, he wrote "I feel I must forfeit my place in favor (sic) of this very good and gallant officer"; McNamara received a commission in the AAC that April.

He was not offered an appointment in the AAC initially, however, and secured one only after Captain Roy King protested the situation by giving up his own place in the new service in favour of McNamara, whom he described as "this very good and gallant officer".

Mary was gracious enough to give me a tour of their summer residence, which honors the memory of Katharine and E. B. White but, after twenty-five years, is very much the Gallants' home.