Gentleman In A Sentence

• This gentleman is with me.
• Had the gentleman succeeded in obtaining a house?
• Is the gentleman gone, sir?
• Sir Simon be a gentleman justice.
• You go off to England and live like the gentleman you are.
• The old gentleman had not returned, so it must be Nurse.
• The gentleman who sat next me was Mr. X. X.
• Fancy living with a gentleman for months and never guessing.
• And the old gentleman impos'd upon.
• A couple of days ago a gentleman called upon me with a message.
• Did the worthy gentleman work his way into his third half century?
• When the old gentleman dies, he will have all the great family estate.
• I ne'er saw The good old gentleman more pleas'd. DEM.
• Mark Grafton is a soldier and a gentleman and you are a coward.
• Lucky for Ben that the gentleman along with him is a fine sailor.
• The gentleman when I take him his bath water he speak to me.
• Had I indeed talked too much and too long to a gentleman and a stranger?
• Conduct this gentleman to Captain Thraso's.
• The company generally felt it, and used to call me little gentleman Jack.
• In all the arts, a gentleman should know, I'll warrant him accomplish'd.
• Mr. Gentleman Gray, so you can clear out of the Bush as soon as you like.
• And the old gentleman enrag'd! GETA.
• What that gentleman said brought the blushes to Lawrence's cheeks.

• He reared himself up, and licked his hand, which this gentleman put in through the grates.
• He was a gentleman and a good sort, only unfortunately his mother was a German.
• I will in with them: for I would not choose That our old gentleman should see me now.
• The inquisitive gentleman being for the moment silenced, the old gentleman with the haunted head proceeded.
• I suppose that this friendly young gentleman must have been the commissary clerk, or something of that sort.
• In a word, she bullied the unfortunate gentleman unmercifully, and he kissed the rod with infatuation.
• The servant seemed relieved by her arrival, for the old gentleman was not altogether an easy patient to nurse.
• At precisely a quarter past eleven the door opened wide, and up came a gentleman in a white waistcoat.
• Phillis had heard that a strange gentleman had arrived in the town this afternoon by the London stage.
• The gentleman ought to have come a little sooner; but as the affair stands, you must do as he advises.
• The old gentleman always used the expression "those people" for persons of whose opinions he disapproved.
• The worthy gentleman did not know whether he stood on his head or his heels, and yet he is one of the chief men in the land!
• They returned his salutation, giving the old gentleman a sociable slap on the back that made his heart leap into his throat.
• And the old gentleman wagged his head in a blandly humorous manner, and made a little golden music with his bunch of seals.
• He lived far within his income, was vulgar in his expenses, and penurious on many points on which a gentleman would be extravagant.
• The girl seemed to be pointing out something to Csaky on the rocks above, and the worthy gentleman was beside himself for joy.
• A gentleman of high rank has been missing for three weeks, or more; and his absence has given the greatest anxiety to these, his friends.

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