Sentence examples for The gue from inspiring English sources
noun
A kind of fiddle or violin played on the Shetland Islands.
The GUE steadily decreases above 50 °C, reaching about 1.33 at 60 °C.
The GUE and COP reduction at 50% of the nominal gas input is 6.8%and6.4%4%, respectively.
We abstained on the GUE resolution because, although we agree with a number of its criticisms of the Commission, in the recitals the Commission is described as an "indispensable interinstitutional instrument", which is not how we see it.
Loyalty is the theme of the history play Zhaoshi guer (The Orphan of Zhao), written in the second half of the 13th century.
However, the results of Gue et al. [76] contrast with the suggestion that end-stop neurons can determine global motion directions.
The progressive groups, if they vote together, can muster the socialist group (PSE, which is to rename itself the Alliance of Socialists and Democrats for Europe, ASDE): 182 MEPs, the liberal group (ALDE): 80 MEPs; the Green group (Green/EFA): 53 MEPs; and the United Left (GUE): 32 MEPs, a total of 347.
Tells about a man who set out to a large formal dinner party, and left by the taxi-driver at a house in 86th Street, and seeing people go in, entered and joined the other gues.
Gue: The short-term trading portfolio [Trading Floor] has an average holding period of just a couple of weeks to a month.
Hill was wounded during an attack by the battalion on Gue Hill, in which he attempted to capture three Italian tanks using his revolver; the crews of two were successfully subdued without incident, but the third opened fire and hit Hill in the chest several times.
Fenton's adaptations of the Chinese play Zhaoshi guer (The Orphan of Zhao) and Miguel de Cervantes's novel Don Quixote were produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2012 and 2016, respectively.
Although the Liberals (ALDE) were the third-largest group in EP6 and EP7, and are the fourth largest in EP8, they have been on the winning side most frequently because they are pivotal: critical for a winning majority either on the left (with S&D, G/EFA, and GUE) or on the right (with EPP and UEN or ECR).
