Sentence examples for where gentlemen from inspiring English sources

This is because, above all, it's a club, although a club that resembles a vicious British boys' school more than a tranquil retreat where gentlemen shoot billiards and read the evening paper.

It first opened in 1916 and became the sort of establishment joint where gentlemen of a certain age liked to eat British standards while dreaming about a spanking from nanny.

Brought to an estate near Boston, where gentlemen then vied in raising fine specimens of the latest European pears, it was renamed by Enoch Bartlett, who bought the property in 1817 but did not know the variety's identity.

Named after the district in the city where gentlemen would seek relaxation, they had a popular reputation akin to the great Dutch national teams of 1974 and 1978 - but without the skill.

This is especially true in Adagio's "ristorante" section, which occupies a small back room that feels like a lavishly decorated bank vault, where gentlemen must wear jackets and the prix fixe is $54 -- a number that edges into the $80's with wine, tax and tip.

Decades ago, proper young ladies who came to New York to begin careers (including the young Grace Kelly) stayed at the Barbizon, at Lexington Avenue and 63rd Street, (800) 223-1020, fax (212) 223-3287, where gentlemen were never allowed above the lobby.

Where gentleman players once distinguished themselves in white trousers and knit vests, Twenty20 was accompanied by cheerleaders wearing what resembled sports bras.

In a week where Gentleman Jim Davidson has won Celebrity Big Brother, you might find yourself wondering whether there is any semi-pariah in British life who, by mere virtue of hanging around long enough, would not eventually find themselves restored to some sort of vogue given the right passage of time.

If our ladies will insist on voting and legislating, where, gentleman, will be our dinners and our elbows?

Before he knows it, the friend of this young foreigner has put his name down for thirty or forty cases, and suggested that the young man meet him at the club next day, where other gentlemen might be interested.

'Chats on Rocks,' for example, discusses both where elegant gentlemen and the nouveaux riches collected theirs".