How To Use Emile In A Sentence
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I was told to consult with Emile on general background or historical questions.
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But wait until you hear the gorgeous "Some Enchanted Evening" and "This Nearly Was Mine" as sung by bass-baritone David Pittsinger, who portrays Emile de Becque, the smooth French wooer of the cockeyed American optimist, Ensign Nellie Forbush.
Smooth sailing
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Carnovsky, cast as the antifascist leader Santayana, was well known for his leftist activism, as well as his work on progressive films including The Life of Emile Zola (1937) and The Master Race (1944).
Caught in the Crossfire: Adrian Scott and the Politics of Americanism in 1940s Hollywood
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Primitive Classification written by Emile Durkheim & Marcel Mause is a classical literature in cultural anthropology.
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Gérard Houllier's love for Emile Heskey, Villa's Carling Cup hero against Blackburn in midweek, remains undimmed.
Wolves v Aston Villa – as it happened
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In the 1910s, Emile Jaques-Dalcroze taught eurhythmics to the locals here; there was theatre, music and dance, too.
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The lower part of the section in the Ninemile Formation consists of dominant shales with micritic laminated limestone beds, which is succeeded by 21 metres of rubbly bedded nodular limestones with shale partings.
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He also made the acquaintance of writer Emile Zola, who became a close friend and defender of his work.
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Emile Jannoc swore at the funeral to avenge his brother's death.
CODE BREAKER
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In his study of religious art in thirteenth-century France, Emile Mâle's discussion of Marian iconography includes this observation, "their presentation of the Virgin, a woman old before her time, who weeps over the bleeding face of her Son, became even more purely human, but the figure of the 'Mater dolorosa" which inspired so many masterpieces in the fifteenth century does not belong to the period of our study.
Sensual Encounters: Monastic Women and Spirituality in Medieval Germany
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In the 1910s, Emile Jaques-Dalcroze taught eurhythmics to the locals here; there was theatre, music and dance, too.
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Frenchman Emile Galle's glass, the gorgeous Rozenberg items in eggshell porcelain and William Moorcrofts's pair of Flamminian Ware vases, like the Mucha works, provide the many highlights of the Blackwell exhibition.
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Thus some theorists, e.g. Emile Durkheim (Durkheim 1964) are held to conceive of structure as sui generis in relation to individual agency; and indeed, at least in the case of structuralists such as Althusser
Social Institutions
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From the beginning his Scout troop contained both Catholic and Protestant boys, and it was General Montgomery's proud boast that the school at Fivemiletown was a glowing example of happy, successful non-segregated education.
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It's a safe bet that any lingering Lord of the Rings fans will find their patience severely tested by Emile.
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Born in Aix-en-Provence, the son of a prosperous banker and schoolfellow of Émile Zola, he initially studied law, but after enrolling at the Academy at Aix began to pursue a career as a painter.
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Emile Jaques-Dalcroze, inventor of eurhythmics, definitely had the right idea here.
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One must avoid past errors, ensuring that Emile's education bypasses traditional pedagogic prejudices.
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The leading naturalist, Emile Zola, enunciated the philosophy of the new school.
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The Manchester United midfielder, with his back to the goal, turned brilliantly to float the ball in for Emile Heskey, who was allowed to nod the ball down for Owen.
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Now Emile's boufy hairdo is another matter … cyn on May 7, 2008
Speed Racer Review - A Vibrantly Entertaining Live-Action Cartoon « FirstShowing.net
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In his "Emile" he outlines our so-called pedagogic new-thought methods.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 09 Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Reformers
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In 1879 Paul-Emile Lecoq, gallium's discoverer, announced that there was another element contaminating didymium, which he called samarium.
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C. Lefevre's 1907 monument in Paris for Emile Levassor, who died in a car crash, employed the full repertoire of classical sepulchral art.
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Emile Zola, in particular, anatomized our current era of irrational economic misery between 1871 and 1893, in his Rougon-Maquart series.
Jane Smiley: Other Economists in the Room
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Despite squandering a fine chance early in the second - half, Emile Heskey was also resolutely on - message.
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Night came on, and Lucien was still teaching the birds to say "Hortense" and "Emile.
Aventures d'un jeune naturaliste. English
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Her grooming salon is called "Chez Emile Firecracker" and, after the explosive blow drying, her beautician was a little heavy-handed with the self-tanning cream?
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There is a powerful thunderclap of a moment in Le Confessionnal when the actor playing Alfred Hitchcock slips into the cab (another confessional cage) being driven by Paul-Emile.
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In the foreground, a vast crowd marches in front of a military band led by a drum major whose face is recognizable as that of Emile Littre.
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Beauvoir, Alphonse Karr, Émile Souvestre, who, to no small extent individually and to a very great extent when taken in battalion, helped to conquer that supreme reputation for amusingness, for pastime, which the French novel has so long enjoyed throughout Europe.
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2 To the Close of the 19th Century
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UC Berkeley physicist Richard Packard and grad student Emile Hoskinson managed to hear the quantum vibrations, known as quantum whistles, of a supercold condensed fluid as it's pushed through an array of tiny holes 1,000 times smaller than the diameter of a human hair.
Boing Boing: January 23, 2005 - January 29, 2005 Archives
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Suddenly a bang on the door was heard; Emilee and Lilly shot their glances onto the door, but it was only a bat.
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Émile Zola admired their fine clear skin, like that of girls of the north of France, he thought, in contrast to the peaches from the Midi which were yellow and sunburned like the girls of that region.
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If you should care to pay a discreet visit to my private address, number 17 rue Creuse, Nevers, I will give you information on Émile Gallet which should be of great interest to you.
Maigret Stonewalled
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In 1909 Rambert met Emile Jacques-Dalcroze, the famed inventor and teacher of eurhythmics, a system for using specific movements to teach rhythm.
Marie Rambert.
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Benny "Kid" Paret was a Cuban boxer who won the welterweight title for the first time in 1960, but lost it seven months later when Emile Griffith knocked him out.
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Martin Ramin for The Wall Street Journal 'Ruhlmann' by Florence Camard Rizzoli From the book 'Ruhlmann' by Florence Camard/Rizzoli Reuter table with shagreen and ivory marquetry From the book 'Ruhlmann' by Florence Camard/Rizzoli Collectionneur chest in black lacquer No designer has come to stand for the glamorous 1920s and '30s more definitively than Jacques Émile Ruhlmann, with his exquisite marquetry of ivory and rare woods, sumptuous textiles and gleaming metal accents.
All Hands on Deco
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Visiting Victoria in Canada to collect an honorary degree, Emile visits his niece and grand-niece and is forced to come to terms with his troubled past, hoping to seek redemption from a family he abandoned.
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Set in the author's home town of Montreal, it featured a French-descended detective called Emile Cinq-Mars - ‘an old-fashioned cop in a new-fashioned world.’
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Jacques Émile Ruhlmann began his career as a painter and textile designer, with, amazingly, no formal training in cabinetmaking.
All Hands on Deco
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Émile Reynaud's father was an horologer and medal engraver, and the Reynaud home was full of mysterious objects to fascinate the young Émile.
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And Emile Heskey, on the back of three Premier League goals last season, was invited to resume as Wayne Rooney's gofer.
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Emile Henry 9-inch Provencal pie dish in cerise red
Braise The Dog
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Emile Henry 9-inch Provencal pie dish in cerise red
Puppies
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Emile Jaques-Dalcroze, inventor of eurhythmics, definitely had the right idea here.
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Émile Reynaud invents the praxinoscope, which projects a sequence of moving images onto a screen.
Netflix Boss Plots Life After the DVD
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He squandered the money brought in by the sale of Emile Heskey and Neil Lennon on over-priced under-achievers.
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This lady -- evidently agreeing with Rousseau (who in _Emile_ commended the mother's reply to the child's query whence babies come, "Les femmes les pissent, mon enfant, avec des grands douleurs") that the unknown should first be explained to the young in terms of the known -- told her that the husband micturated into the wife.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 3 Analysis of the Sexual Impulse; Love and Pain; The Sexual Impulse in Women
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For the tenor of that discussion may be further gleaned from Solange's reply to her mother early in November: "Emile is right to claim the orang-outang as his grandfather
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The Talk of Nohant
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The players who exemplify the respective styles of their teams are Henry and Emile Heskey, an awesome beast who can barge Martin Keown off a 50-50 ball and charge goalwards.
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It has all the wonderful magical qualities of the Emile Henry Burgundian clay, which means that it takes temperature extremes like a trooper, is easy to clean, and can even be used on a gas stovetop, with a flame tamer.
Lavender Shortbreads
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Emile is the final part of the trilogy and boasts impressive cinematography and well crafted scenes.
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With her fierce red bob, black cloak and low-cut leopard-print dress, Baroness Emile d' Erlanger poses next to an uncaged wildcat.
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Emile was one of the lucky ones - he was evacuated by the UN after pretending that he was not from around those parts, and was taken to Kenya and then England to seek asylum.
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Emile Durkheim pointed out long ago that even a society of saints would produce its deviants.
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In France an 1860 shooting and an 1886 defenestration inspired episodes in Emile Zola's railway novel La Bete humaine.
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Emile Hirsch is the protagonist (and quite a find, a teenager coming out of nowhere to dominate the movie).
