How To Use Bayard In A Sentence
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In Norman French it became "bonne," and in the fourteenth century was applied to the round loaf of bread given to a horse; the loaf was called Bayard's bonne (pronounced "bun").
More Science From an Easy Chair
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Among the highlights of Crane's collection were the fabled Bayard Album (a unique cache of early salt prints and cyanotypes) and rare daguerreotypes, including a portrait of Edgar Allan Poe.
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As Bayard reminded me, it was a cinch to find it on the internet.
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There is one catch: Bayard writes in French. Of course, that hardly matters as, by definition, you're not going to crack the spine.
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Bayard2s sword stilled, and Sir Robert stood stiffly behind him, his hand stretched toward the Scorpion in silent anguish.
Virginity
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Two more joined them shortlyto my relief, neither was the one whose arm Bayard had disjoined in the recent struggle, for I was sure that whatever was to be done to us was soon to be put to a vote.
Virginity
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Shaw ordered a sculpture of his champion fox terrier, and Bayard Warren a portrait of his champion Sealyham.
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You may easily guess from this letter that Bayard's school life was very sedate and Quakerish.
Four Famous American Writers: Washington Irving, Edgar Allan Poe, James Russell Lowell, Bayard Taylor A Book for Young Americans
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Shaw ordered a sculpture of his champion fox terrier, and Bayard Warren a portrait of his champion Sealyham.
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So I looked again at Bayard, who stood astraddle the heap of abandoned clothing, looking back at me.
Virginity
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Should Bayard's measures seem radical, you can meet him halfway: treat yourself to a copy of P.
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My only disappointment in Bayard's writing was that at times the dialect seemed too British, particularly early in the book and when relating the comments of lower-class characters (e.g., at one point a character complains of being “peached” – informed upon – which to me sounds more like Dickens than Dumas).
Reader reviews of The Black Tower by Louis Bayard.
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Only Bayard stood back from the merrymaking, to the side of the brotherly chat, watching me closelyperhaps even a little distrustfully, though perhaps the distrust I saw in his face arose from my sense of my own misdeeds, from my fear of discovery.
Virginity
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The future," said veteran civil rights campaigner Bayard Rustin, "lies in casting not just a ballot, what Thoreau called 'a piece of paper merely ', but the total vote -- the human person against injustice.
Archive 2009-01-01
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The new tower appears in Bayard's photograph of 1851, yet Ruskin's spandrel is just visible - still unscathed.
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She took home this image—which she dubbed "couture marries sports"—to her Mannheim-based atelier, a former paper factory with creamy pink walls and large steel reinforcement beams renovated by the late French architect Yves Bayard.
From Idea to Paper Cutout to Runway Gown
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Please note that Bayard's enforces a business casual dress code and will deny entry to persons wearing inappropriate attire, such as collarless shirts, jeans or sneakers.
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I also cited corroboratory reports by the head of the Gaza observer force, Lt. - Col. R.F. Bayard of the US army, and by the editor of Al Hamishmar, Mark Gefen, who was an eyewitness to atrocities including wanton killing, for example, the murder of a doctor at Gaza hospital by an Israeli soldier.
Chomsky's 'Fateful Triangle': An Exchange
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In 1853, Bayard Taylor, the most celebrated travel writer in antebellum America (and the subject of chapter 8), was able to visit several of China’s largest coastal cities because, after the Opium War, the Treaty of Nanjing (1842) made such excursions possible by opening up additional ports to foreign intercourse.
The Romance of China: Excursions to China in U.S. Culture: 1776-1876
