Sentence examples similar to a kee from inspiring English sources

Chia's works have a distinctive flavor whose persistence should qualify him for the equivocal but sturdy cynosure of a Raoul Dufy or a Kees van Dongen.

At Dickinson, I had trouble knowing who was showing what, but the works range from Jacques Callot through Boucher and Fragonard to Picasso and a Kees van Dongen gouache of a woman in a hat, from 1908, that provides some early fluorescent color.

Other sounds produced include a purring chirrup denoting pleasure, and a "kee-yak", which resembles one of the vocalisations of the tawny owl.

At Copa Vida an Alpha Dominche coffee brewer sits across the counter from a Kees van der Westen Spirit espresso machine.

Shortly afterwards, on the climb to Pen y Cil, you could even spy a chough, a rare crow with a red beak and a distinctive "kee-aw" call.

Parked at the foot of the bed in Mr. Jeffrey's room are a pair of Art Dechairsle chairs from Jonas Upholstery, covered in a vivid silk satin and velvet, a tone-on-tone effect that echoes the textures of a dress worn by a languorous woman in a nearby Kees van Dongen painting.

The 63 guides in our study had an average KEE score of 44% (Table 1).

In 1865, Abu Bakar granted official recognition to the Teochew-dominated Johor branch of the Ngee Heng Kongsi after a Kangchu, Tan Kee Soon, raised a small army to subdue Sultan Ali's forces, from whom Abu Bakar was facing considerable dissent but was unable to raise an organised army.

A poster held up by a young campaigner reads "Pyaar kiya koi chori nahi kee", a musical line from the film Mughal-e-Azam in which a courtesan who will be sentenced to death for daring to love a prince insists that she has loved someone, not stolen something.

On Tuesday, July 19 , 1955 a highway patrol reported that the car, belonging to a Weldon Kees, had been discovered with the keys in the ignition.

Ms. Kee, a former Democratic district leader in Chinatown, warned of a chilling effect of the inquiry.