Sentence examples for with a gallant from inspiring English sources

Richardson is less frisky, but keeps going with a gallant, generous stoicism.

Beasley responded with a gallant and versatile game that tilted the advantage far more than the elements did.

She rewarded her backers with a gallant second-place effort, returning $10.60 and $6.40 on a $2 bet.

He is a short, white-haired man with a gallant manner who is the company's executive director.

Across the runway, Alexander Skarsgard, seated next to the Calvin Klein men's designer Italo Zucchelli, greeted magazine editors with a gallant grace.

His 3-pointer at the buzzer for a tie went off the rim and Minnesota headed home with a gallant effort and a seven-game losing streak.

This means to treat others with respect; like a gallant fellow, not a foolhardy churlish lout.

He is leaving with dignity, having fought a gallant, dogged campaign to save Labour from eclipse.

Antonioni's A to Z of the 1960s ended with Zabriskie Point (1970), a gallant attempt by this middle-aged European intellectual to penetrate the dreams and despairs of America's Vietnam generation.

It's an invigorating debut with a gaunt, gallant identity of its own.

Mr. Picone, who partnered with a special gallant manner, was impressively dynamic in his solos.