Synonymer & Anagram | Engelska ordet GENTS

Exempel på hur man kan använda GENTS i en mening

• Muench wrote in a September 1946 letter that "some of these gents exploit the fact that they were in concentration camps for their own benefit, although some were there because of an unsavory past".
• He said "I don't know, Quentin Tarantino has never turned up here and they name the bar after him, it's my second visit and they haven't even named a toilet after me!" The next day they screwed a framed picture of him to the first cubicle in the gents and he officially opened the toilet.
• " and even a visit to the gents could become an inspiring revelation: "as I stand piddling in the crazed urinal stall I can see the red and green tail lights of some night plane moving across this area of infinite velvet over the darkened hoop of the world.
• There was an assignment of the manor of Anlazarghe by Richard Chorlton of Wythington, yeoman, to Richard Banyster of Brightmeate and Asheton Nuttall of Farnworth, gents in 1602, the indenture references earlier documents showing possession by the Earls of Derby and Earl of Northumberland.
• Important handloom products include cotton ordinary saree, cotton Mala saree, ladies churidar set (churidars are tightly fitting trousers worn by both men and women in South Asia), gents kurta/panjabi and Shirting Than (Length of cloth) etc.
• One Friday night, Richie and Eddie return home from a disappointing night "on the pull"; Richie's "bird" lies to him, claiming to be a lesbian, and he wastes half an hour on two women by winking, clenching his buttocks, and prancing backwards and forwards to the gents, until the pair of women left with two other men and Eddie was kicked in the testicles for stuffing a Vimto bottle down his trousers and shouting "Whoo-Hoo! Were you looking for the Eiffel Tower girls?".
• Gender-neutral dances (a modern, though still less common variation) define the traditional "gents" and "ladies" roles in a gender-free way, originally by having half of the dancers (those dancing the gents' role) wear an armband, though this has largely changed.
• The Strange Death of Tory England had previously been used as a title by Anne Applebaum for an article published the day after the 2001 general election; the article, much like Wheatcroft's book that would follow it four years later, aimed to analyse the Conservative Party's political fortunes (though primarily in the context of the aforementioned 2001 election), with Applebaum attributing much of the party's poor performance to changes within both internal party culture (namely, Thatcherism's promotion of meritocracy and entrepreneurship being at odds with traditional Conservative support for institutions such as the monarchy that have little or no emphasis on meritocracy, and the party's image as the natural party of rural England being eroded by the fielding of self-made and/or urban candidates in rural constituencies instead of the usual "country gents") and broader national culture (which Applebaum claimed had become more interested in modern mass culture, particularly if American in origin, than traditional English culture and history).
• This tradition of greeting people with bhaang at Dwar (a place where the gents guests are entertained) has been maintained by the family of seven brothers, eldest being Shri Bal Bhadra Khan of Bangaon West.
• Sanders right on down through the whole list of love-laden ladies and fancifully costumed gents, acts as posily and pompously as they are compelled to talk.
• They have published books for children such as "Nelo i Carmeta", "Avant", "Pobles i gents", and also propaganda books such as "La Llengua Valenciana en perill", "Valencians front al catalanisme".
• Colin O'Boyle of GeekSmash enjoyed the appearance of both Lincoln and the tiny manticore, writing, "That, ladies and gents, is one of the reasons I love Adventure Time".

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