gentlefolk वाक्य

Subsequent signings include Sheffield's one-off dreampop project Blossomer, South East London collective GentleFolk and more recently Essex-based singer songwriter Kevin Pearce.
Problem is, these gentlefolk are enslaved by the sun god Ra, ( Davidson ), a cosmic vampire with soldiers whose armor resembles the gods Anubis and Horus.
The divinities are gentlefolk made for a life of bored ease in the place where they find themselves : a grand penthouse dining room at the edge of the universe.
So, even if living in reduced circumstances, and performing manual labour, such English gentlefolk did not suffer from any deprivation, withdrawal, or removal of their hereditary gentle status.
When the early 18th-century English essayist Joseph Addison found himself seeking shelter from a storm with a group of gentlefolk one day 300 years ago, he listened in on their conversation with increasing amazement.

She was also able to entertain both Edward VII ) in charming royal style, so forming the connections with Royal patronage that would later provide crucial early support for the Distressed Gentlefolk's Aid Association.
Henry Draper took the opportunity to buy the of parkland when the owner of The Lockers fell on hard times, and built a school with facilities to house the sons of gentlefolk who intended their sons for Rugby.
They are the shabby genteel people of the title, having dubious backgrounds but a small private income ( inherited from Juliana's mother, who kept an inn ) which allows them to give themselves airs as gentlefolk.
At that period, members of the lesser gentry often served the greater gentlefolk, which is to say, the nobility, a practice which gave rise to the expression, a " gentleman's gentleman ".
"Motorcycle Diaries " is a film about the sowing of revolution designed for the approval of bourgeois gentlefolk-- for the very type of person that Che, once one himself, would not think twice about putting a bullet into.