Examples of using "Heer" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is a gentleman.
- He's a gentleman.
Tom is a gentleman.
May the lord be with you.
- Do you know Mr Takahashi?
- Do you know Mr. Takahashi?
He is anything but a gentleman.
- Tom is a true gentleman.
- Tom is a real gentleman.
Tom is a perfect gentleman.
The late Mr Smith was a doctor.
- She greeted Mr Kato with a smile.
- She greeted Mr. Kato with a smile.
He knows Mr. Davidson well.
He is definitely not a gentleman.
He is the head of the house.
The gentleman is a Canadian economist.
Some man.
He used to be a gentleman.
May the Lord be with you.
He is what is called a gentleman.
Please behave like an English gentleman.
I see the Mr. and the Mrs.
A Mr Miller wants to see you.
There is a gentleman to see you.
There's a man here that wants to see you.
- A Mr Miller wants to see you.
- A Mr. Miller wants to see you.
A Mr Jones is waiting for you outside.
- There is a gentleman to see you.
- There's a man here that wants to see you.
Excuse me, aren't you Mr. Weiss?
The owner of this house is Mr. Yamada.
My father has the same car as Mr Kimura's.
We made Mr Grey chairman of the committee.
He is a gentleman. He cannot have said such a thing.
Let's raise our glasses for the master of the house!
- A Mr Smith has come to see you.
- A Mr. Smith has come to see you.
Mr Johnson, president of the club, will soon come.
Mr Tanaka is not at his desk right now.
The engagement of Mr Rogers and Miss Smith was announced yesterday.
His dress is that of gentleman, but his speech and behavior are those of a clown.
I'm calling you on behalf of Mr. Simon.
My father has the same car as Mr Kimura's.
Mr. Johnson's room was a large one.
A shield and my reliance, o God, Thou ever wert. I'll trust unto Thy guidance, o leave me not ungirt.
In the carriage sat a gentleman, not attractive, but also not unattractive, not too fat nor too thin; one could not call him old, but he also was not too young.
He found the door open, and in the front room, which is bare of furniture, discovered the body of a gentleman, well dressed, and having cards in his pocket bearing the name of 'Enoch J. Drebber, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.'