gadies and lentlemen

Example Sentences

• "“Jack, behave,” ordered Mrs. Endicott, but Jack was enjoying himself too much to stop. “Ladies and gentlemen — or I should say, gadies and lentlemen — I will now give you an address in the style of my esteemed sister Jane Gale — or Gain Jail, I should say. […]"
• "‘Gadies and lentlemen,’ said Gruesome and there was a sympathetic ripple of amusement."
• ""Gadies and lentlemen," Rob said, and groaned. "I practiced that speech for days, then stood up in front of five hundred people and and ^([sic]) made a fool of myself with that spoonerism.""
• "You make a start: ‘Good morning, Gadies and Lentlemen’. Your mouth is dry and you do not seem to be able to catch your breath."
• "“Gadies and lentlemen, welcome to our first meeting of our first salon of the inaugural meeting of our group." He burped quietly."
• "We can listen day and night to this ectoplasmic ennui, strangely self-pitying and megalomaniacal at once, OR, like the inertia and entropy of this jurisprudential jalopy we call legal-eagle ratiocination command us to do, we can look to the matter of the matter: and the matter was had, gadies and lentlemen of our furry, slightly blurry, and gerry-rigged jury."