Sentences with phrase «debonair men»

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Stanford is coached by a slim, handsome man, Mike Montgomery, who would look debonair in a tarp for a 1979 Gran Torino.

«ñ † A con man has to be fast on his feet, and Matt Damon, who plays a debonair thief in Ocean's Twelve, flashed some decent speed last Thursday when he ran the Feaster Five road race in Andover, Mass., part of his training regimen for the Boston Marathon.

Twenty years ago, the Marlboro Man was a debonair cowboy leading a string of horses across a rushing creek in the early morning gloom.

Explore the debonair selection for men, and browse the elegant choices for women.

A good trench coat is an essential to any man's wardrobe for a debonair look, no matter what you're wearing underneath (yes, even sweatpants on a lazy weekend!).

Look debonair with the Tommy Hilfiger burgundy and white fitted self - design formal shirt for men.

Bow ties have had their moment in and out of the men's style spotlight, but this neckwear is a classic that can take your look from drab to debonair.

These are sure to make men look debonair!

And it is just as nice to see Colin Firth suited up and playing the debonair, reserved man we all feel in love with, but with a twist.

This is not aided by leading man Rod la Rocque, who is a debonair charmer in the silent sequences and a wooden statue during dialogue.

And that public image was of almost an impossible debonair, a man with an effortless poise and suave sophistication, who looked as though he was born wearing a tuxedo.

The casting of Colin Firth as our debonair spy fits right in with that up - ending attitude: playing against type, he's visibly having a ball as Harry Hart, a man who lectures a pub full of geezers on the importance of manners, before beating them up with an umbrella.

Wilson is no debonair military man, though, he's an ex-con looking for answers, and he's willing to use extreme methods to get what he's after.

Even Graham Yost, the creator of FX's Justified — the Elmore Leonard — inspired Kentucky crime drama in which Olyphant stars as debonair, shit - kicking U.S. marshal Raylan Givens — will admit to a man crush.