How To Use Moulin In A Sentence
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But his stock-in-trade is moody, gargatuanly stringed incidental music for hysterically overblown movies like Moulin Rouge and Plunkett and MacLean.
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This was accompanied with that significant flourish with his pole which is called le moulinet, because the artist, holding it in the middle, brandishes the two ends in every direction like the sails of a windmill in motion.
Quentin Durward
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In 1654 there was printed at the Hague an Elzevir volume -- "morum exemplar," _Latin_ characters by one Louis du Moulin.
Microcosmography or, a Piece of the World Discovered; in Essays and Characters
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June 01, 2004 at 05: 40 PM poor you, david! puking AND pox-ing. and then you had to sit thru moulin rouge!
Wrecked
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Moulins form when water finds a crack in the glacier.
Into the Heart of the Ice
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My last one just slightly less than that, and this one barely half the length of Moulin Rouge.
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Say the word cabaret, and you think straight away of lines of scantily-clad can-can girls kicking their legs in the Moulin Rouge or Folies Bergeres in Paris.
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They went to Mon Moulin in Port Louis where all the top businessmen in Mauritius ate.
YELLOW BIRD
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To the right, I see a dark spot—another moulin, this one dry.
Into the Heart of the Ice
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The Carl Rosa company presents Franz Lehar's light opera set in the heady Paris of the Moulin Rouge just a few years before the outbreak of the first world war.
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The shop, which takes its name from the fact that it is housed in a 113-year-old former mill (moulin is French for mill) is easy to spot.
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Terry -- I've read about the French's influence on Mexican cuisine -- there's also some debate over which came first, the molinillo or the moulinet.
Cinco de Mayo? Yo tengo tinga! | Homesick Texan
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Attention sur un point, les commerces, professions libérales et artisans sont la cible privilégiée des agences “force de vente” qui vendent du site plaquette à la chaine moulinés par des “machines à sites” qui les rendent imbattables d'un point de vue tarifaire.
“Je fais des sites internet” — Climb to the Stars
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Max's head obliquely by the terrible sweep of a "moulinet," made to break the force of the annihilating stroke Max aimed at him.
The Two Brothers
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The Moulin Rougestaff steer them all to their tables in the auditorium, which is lit with small pink lamps.
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The camera dollies with Christian as he walks into Le Moulin Rouge, through the doors and down the aisle to the stage.
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Nevertheless, Steffen believes the formation of moulins can act to release a glacier's handbrake, that is a static glacier can move if meltwater helps to lubricate its passage.
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He had taken prizes in his boyhood at the College of Moulins, where he was born, and he had been crowned by the hand of the Duc de Nivernais, whom he called the Duc de Nevers.
Les Miserables
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Because the thing I didn't like about Moulin Rouge was its artificiality, which is the same thing I don't like in Wes Anderson movies or Napoleon Dynamite can that opinion be distilled to earn someone a million dollars?
Archive 2008-12-01
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Incredibly, this vertical shaft - called a moulin (French for mill) - manages to swallow this entire river into oblivion, the water plunging a third of a mile towards the base of the icecap.
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They went to Mon Moulin in Port Louis where all the top businessmen in Mauritius ate.
YELLOW BIRD
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Le Moulin Rouge is an exotic nightclub situated in Montmartre, a community on the Butte hillock overlooking Paris.
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COOPER: Well, we climbed into that depression, called a moulin, to get a look at how water is carving deep holes into the ice and how that's affecting the entire ice sheet.
CNN Transcript Nov 8, 2007
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What movie have you seen the most times? the wizard of oz, moulin rouge
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I've been forgetting to take my daily cod liver oil tablets recently, but I didn't realise until I heard a worrying series of clicks and crunches coming from my shoulder and elbow when I was running through the moulinet sequence at fencing last night.
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Decked out in velvet drapes, plush red sofas and funky antiques, it's part Moulin Rouge part Berlin bordello.
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Under the old regime Moulins did not even have a parish, the churches which served as parishes were succursal churches of two neighbouring country parishes, Yseure and St-Bonnet.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman
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Alternatively, transform your living room into a bohemian boudoir: the Moulin Rouge nightclub, Paris.
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In 1443 he was a singer at the church of Notre Dame in Antwerp, and by 1446 was a member of the chapel of Charles I, Duke of Bourbon, centred on the Burgundian town of Moulins near Dijon.
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As it turns, the moulin draws the warp threads from another device that holds a row of spools, the separate threads coming together into a single skein as they are wound onto the frame.
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The owner Lou makes changes to the offerings throughout the week and describes each wine in a fun way -- St. Laurent is the black sheep of the family and Moulin au Vent is the windmills of your mind; categories include luscious whites and gnarly reds.
Girl at a Bar: Girl at a Bar Introduction
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If we don't climb into a moulin soon, we will run out of time.
Into the Heart of the Ice
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Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Moulins/Art Institute of Chicago A stained-glass window from a cathedral in Moulins, France.
Art: A Brilliant Heart of Glass
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When Ken finishes his tale the Kenyans share one of their own about the rescue of some fools on Kilimanjaro and another about the death of a novice who fell into a moulin, a hole in a glacier, and was never found.
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Moulins, and then there was some distance to walk across country.
The Message
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This is a formfitting Victorian era gown, inspired by the character ‘Satine’ in Moulin Rouge, the movie.
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Opening June 1 nationwide and slated to kick off next month's Cannes Film Festival, Moulin Rouge stars Nicole Kidman and depicts the cancan and cabaret world of Paris in 1899.
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Of all the things that can go wrong on a glacier, falling into a moulin is among the worst.
Into the Heart of the Ice
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The Moulin Rougestaff steer them all to their tables in the auditorium, which is lit with small pink lamps.
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Loads of dinky synths, some dub and a little rock raunch get Moulinexed into a confusing, almost nauseating aural mush that's anywhere from catchy bizarro-pop to excruciating noise assault.
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Colonel Dumoulin compares them to highly trained switchboard operators.
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This is a formfitting Victorian era gown, inspired by the character ‘Satine’ in Moulin Rouge, the movie.
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The author juxtaposes the earthy unbound cancan dancer of the Folies Bergére and Moulin Rouge to the Romantic Era ideal of the pale tightly corseted woman of ‘normal ‘society.’
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In 1908 the Diocese of Moulins counted 390,812 inhabitants, 31 parishes, 281 succursal parishes, 55 vicariates.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman
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It was just a few months ago that one of us landed a role as one of the dancers in Moulin Rogue.
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For divers reasons into which I need not enter, I had barely sufficient money to take me to Moulins.
The Message
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the icy river plunged, roaring, into the moulin's blue depths
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This high authority maintained that the soil of Moulin Quignon was not diluvial at all, but was of much more recent formation; and, agreeing in that with Cuvier, he refused to admit that the human species could be contemporary with the animals of the quaternary period.
Journey to the Interior of the Earth
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The Prix du Moulin winner, ridden by Christophe Lemaire, took over the lead in the final couple of furlongs.
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A stained-glass window dating to about 1500 from a cathedral in Moulins, France, joins about 120 objects from the French court in the exhibit "Kings, Queens, and Courtiers: Art in Early Renaissance France," running through May 30.
Art: A Brilliant Heart of Glass
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The gear will, in theory, allow me to navigate across glacial ice and climb the moulin walls.
Into the Heart of the Ice
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And in that light he saw an amazingly beautiful rainbow, like a line of multicolored, high-kicking cancan dancers at the Moulin Rouge in Paris in 1909.
Bubble in the Bathtub
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For example, if you like the idea of being playfully seduced by 1890s Parisian floozies, you may want to catch A Night at the Moulin Rouge.
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A.O. Scott cannily unpacks the audience for Baz Luhrmann's Moulin Rouge [‘But in New York!’
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Robespierre, a narrow, prudish, jealous, puritanical but able lawyer from Arras, with journalists like Desmoulins and Loustallot, inveighed against what they described as iniquitous class legislation that would have excluded from the councils of the French nation Jean
The French Revolution A Short History
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LOL ... the first time was in Montmartre .. (closer to the Moulin Rouge tho). .and the other time, in front of the Chateau de Vincennes.
Brouillon - French Word-A-Day
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The owner Lou makes changes to the offerings throughout the week and describes each wine in a fun way -- St. Laurent is the black sheep of the family and Moulin au Vent is the windmills of your mind; categories include luscious whites and gnarly reds.
Girl at a Bar: Girl at a Bar Introduction
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Lisanne Aerts A moulin forms when water finds a crack in a glacier.
Taking on a Glacier
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The cancan, that high kicking, exuberant dance of showgirls, originated in Le Moulin Rouge during the 1890s.
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It was a little nerve wracking to start with and I dropped some points on basic stuff and muffed the random attack sequence identification but I recovered on the cuts and the moulinet sequence.
Duelling scars
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I navigated through sculpted corridors, leapt silver streams, and sidestepped moulins all the way to the base of Gangkar Punsum, where I shot a roll of film of the ice-armored peak.
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Unfortunately, it was so good that the brilliant small communes, or cru - including Morgon, Moulin a Vent and Fleurie, for which the region has been famed since Julius Caesar's conquest - were almost erased from memory.
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The meltwater pours through large channels called ‘moulins’ until it reaches the base of the ice sheet - the interface between ice and bedrock.
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Attention sur un point, les commerces, professions libérales et artisans sont la cible privilégiée des agences “force de vente” qui vendent du site plaquette à la chaine moulinés par des “machines à sites” qui les rendent imbattables d'un point de vue tarifaire.
“Je fais des sites internet” — Climb to the Stars
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While it toyed with serious drama, Moulin Rouge is injected with joyous melodramatic fun.
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The current stock price already imbeds any recovery from a commodity-led rebound as well as a robust debt restructuring," said Julien Dumoulin-Smith , analyst for UBS in New York.
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From the Moulin de Cambelong a twisty road rises to the perfectly preserved medieval village of Conques, huddled on the edge of a gorge round the towering Romanesque cathedral church of Sainte-Foy.
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I’ve read conflicting reports on its invention, some say it was the Spanish who invented it in the 1700s (basing it on a similar French tool called a moulinet) while others say the Mayans created it.
Mexican hot chocolate and a molinillo | Homesick Texan
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He attempted a "moulinet," and twirled his sabre with the dexterity of
The Celibates
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So Moulin Rouge's premise seems enticing at first, a musical that lives through popular rock songs, just as the musicals of their time were often written around show-stoppers already making the nightclub rounds.
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The cancan, that high kicking, exuberant dance of showgirls, originated in Le Moulin Rouge during the 1890s.
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The Moulin Rouge is also the subject of paintings by post - impressionist painter Toulouse - Lautrec .
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You can imagine my dismay in discovering that not only does the movie Moulin Rouge contain absolutely no nudity but the characters sing unmusical rock songs like Up Where You Belong and Smells Like Teen Spirit.
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Stumble into a moulin, and even a person who survives the fall could become a human cork, wedged into a constriction.
Into the Heart of the Ice
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Or wander further afield, over Sospel to Breil by the old path -- note the lavender: they make a passable perfume of it -- or else to Moulinet (famous for bad food and a mastodontic breed of mosquitoes) and thence along the stream -- note the bushes of wild box -- and over a wooded ridge to the breezy heights of Peira Cava, there to dream away the daylight under the pines.
Alone
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At the age of twenty, Chanel and her Aunt Adrienne, who was the same age, were living in Moulins, working in a lingerie and hosiery shop.
Archive 2009-08-01
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The Lido, the Moulin Rouge, the Crazy Horse - all long established Parisian traditions titillating tourists with naked or semi - naked acts.
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Somewhat below the junction Tyndall and Hirst sounded a moulin, that is, a cavity through which the surface glacier waters escape, to a depth of 160 feet; the guides alleged that they had sounded a similar aperture to a depth of 350 feet, and had found no bottom.
Ice and Glaciers
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Moulin Rouge is everything everyone has said it is, so if you haven't seen it then you probably should.
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Three celebrated jurisconsults, Dumoulin, Lannoy, and Duaren, have written strongly against annats, which they call a real simony.
A Philosophical Dictionary
