Sentence examples for * guise in from inspiring English sources
François succeeded to the duchy of Guise in April 1550 and soon after became prince de Joinville.
It is both a racial and sexual myth, which crops up in a different guise in FR Leavis.
It's no more ridiculous than any other guise in which reform dress first appeared, and likely more comfortable.
And James Morris had a great afternoon as the Wanderer, the guise in which Wotan appears throughout this opera.
He returned, in similar guise, in "The Road Warrior" (1981) and "Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome" (1985), opposite a resplendent Tina Turner.
Claude de Lorraine (1496 1550) was created the 1st duke de Guise in 1527 for his service to Francis I in the defense of France.
In recent crash landings in its present guise -- in Baltimore, in Boston -- the show was compared with cruise ship entertainment or with a floor show, as if nightclubs like the fabled Copacabana on the Upper East Side were still with us.
But it is in quite another guise that in "Morning in Venice," he takes us with him to the Riva degli Schiavone at an hour when the light is perfect, the air is exhilarating and we have a nonpareil among townscapes all to ourselves.
"As in Schwebel's paintings," the narrator explains, "Bellen's David appears in modern guise — particularly, in Bellen's poems, in the counterpersona of the real-life Israeli gangster Yehezkel Aslan, who died in 1993".
It would be a shockingly bad omen if Mr Gbagbo somehow hung on in any guise whatsoever in Côte d'Ivoire.
In this guise, Fred, in a hushed tone, gives you that typical bad English service during a shirt-fitting, in a perfume shop, in a tea shop, in a library, and in a restaurant.
