He looks, and acts, like a proper gent, a squire.
The emblem of the Squires symbolizes the ideals which identify a squire.
He is not a natural campaigner, not extrovert or passionate enough, too rational and pragmatic to convey a true leader's sense of strategic conviction, just the well-bred politeness of a squire obliging with selfies while opening a fete.
The father of our revolution, George Washington, while capable of impressive frugality and self-denial, nevertheless aspired to the life of a country squire, with an eye for the latest dishware, jewelry and clothing from England.
Sometine after dinner on a Saturday night, a Connecticut squire rushed in with the news that some of his cows were loose & the guests would have to turn out to help him round them up.
By Harold Ross and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 3, 1943 P. 13 Sometine after dinner on a Saturday night, a Connecticut squire rushed in with the news that some of his cows were loose & the guests would have to turn out to help him round them up.
If you want a set of Custom Shop '69s, and you liked what you heard on a guy playing with a Fender American Standard through a 1959 SLP Marshall Tube amp head and 4X12 cabinets, and you have a Squire with a Frontman solid state amp or any other low budget amp, it will not sound the same.
In Tudor: The Family Story, Leanda de Lisle explains both where the Tudors came from and where they got to, starting with a cheeky Welsh squire called Owen.
Potocki, a country squire with little formal education, wrote most of his verse (about 300,000 lines) to please himself.
