The group's most dashing figure sat front row center, wearing a stylish white homburg and gripping a walking stick.
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So we wondered, Have two of the most dashing men on the planet ever had their own Bridget Jones moments?
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Accomplished and alluring, Olivia de Havilland dated her share of Hollywood's most dashing power players at the height of her career.
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Ditching the goatee and growing his hair back has turned him from an extra in American History X to one of MMA's most dashing fighters.
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Carrie Fisher was the luckiest woman at the White House Correspondents' Dinner because she had the most dashing, dapper and distinguished date in all the land: her French Bulldog, Gary.
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The comedian revealed in an interview with New York Magazine's The Cut that she cut the nation's most dashing Silver Fox (sorry, not sorry, George Clooney) out of her life shortly after she posted a highly controversial photo of herself holding up the bloody, severed head of a fake Donald Trump.
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In 1920, a larger Herschell-Spillman six was added. A Sportster model was introduced in the summer of 1922 and was the most dashing car from the firm, with barrel headlights and no running boards. The firm took over the local Lorraine, but that could not help it survive long beyond the early 1920s recession. A few Lorraine hearses were produced before that marque was discontinued.
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The Chicago Daily Tribune praised the selection of Senter: > 'Mort' Senter, as he is familiarly known, is one of the most dashing and > reckless players in the country. He is a hard tackler, a fine interferer, > and one of the best ground gainers on the team. He has the confidence of his > men, and will make a good Captain. Senter in 1895 During the summer of 1896, Senter suffered from a severe illness and a serious ankle injury.
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He finished the season fourth in the Oxford University batting averages with his 160 runs being scored at 22.85, and was described in James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual as being: "Sometimes a most dashing left-handed hitter, but not at all dependable; hard-working field." Poor results in 1885 saw Somerset lose their first-class status for the following seasons.Foot (1986), pp. 23–28. Somerset played just six matches in 1886 of which Hewett played two, top-scoring with 69 against Devon.
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In 2017 it was time for "O Último Virgem", a teenage comedy in which Gabi played the role of the most dashing girl in class. She was also Fabi in "Internet O Filme", a big production of Paris Filmes for which more than 25 TV and web celebrities were cast. In that same year, Gabi got the main part for the first time in a feature film called "VIEW", about a YouTuber who is kidnapped and held hostage. This movie landed her her first international award: First Glance Film Festival Los Angeles, as Best Actress.
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Under Gouvion St Cyr he took part in the Russian War of 1812, and in 1813 was promoted colonel. In the campaign of France (1814) Curély, now general of brigade, commanded a brigade of improvised cavalry, and succeeded in infusing into this unpromising material some of his own daring spirit. His regiments distinguished themselves in several combats, especially at the battle of Arcis-sur-Aube. The Restoration government looked with suspicion on the most dashing cavalry leader of the younger generation, and in 1815 Curély, who during the Hundred Days had rallied to his old leader, was placed on the retired list.
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In the ensuring battle, Howell "carried out a most dashing attack", being personally credited with the destruction of three of the aircraft and with driving a fourth down out of control, despite suffering "frequent jams in both of his machine guns". Cited for his "conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty" in carrying out ground-attack missions, coupled with his destruction of seven Central aircraft, Howell was awarded the Military Cross. The announcement of the decoration was promulgated in a supplement to the London Gazette on 16 September 1918. Promoted to temporary captain on 1 June 1918, Howell led a party of three machines out on patrol eight days later.
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At the start of World War I in 1914 he learnt to drive, joined the Royal Army Medical Corps Motor Ambulance and served on the Western Front as orderly and interpreter, distinguishing himself for bravery under fire. He then underwent a short period of training, and joined the Royal Navy in August 1915. He was lieutenant in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, and was serving on HMS Invincible when she was sunk in the Battle of Jutland on 31 May 1916 with the loss of 1026 lives. The biographer of his sister Adeline's husband describes Charles Fisher as "brilliant and most dashing of Adeline's brothers" and tells how his death was "a blow from which she never recovered".
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