Sentence examples for about alain from inspiring English sources
"That's one of the things that you admire about Alain, the way he adapts, and the way the players got better under his tutelage," said John Garrett, a former Vancouver goalie and now a hockey analyst in Western Canada.
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The three argued constantly (as they still do) about whether the best tapas in the city are at Jaleo or Julian Serrano, about whether Alain Ducasse's restaurant Mix is "one of the most dramatic restaurants in the world" (Mr. Curtas) or "absolutely horrible" (Mr. Mancini), and about which restaurants operate to serve the casino's owners rather than its customers.
Correction: August 23, 2000, Wednesday A Critic's Notebook article in the Dining section on July 12 about the new Alain Ducasse restaurant in New York and an editorial about it on Aug. 4 misstated the number of waiters on its staff.
But the question about Pierre-Alain Coffinier's conversation concerns relations with different parts of the United Kingdom.
Alex Honnold: "I don't have anything particularly inspiring to say about Alain Robert.
In 2009, I wrote about Alain Robert, the French "Spider-Man" who has free-soloed — climbed without ropes, or anything else — many of the world's tallest buildings.
At about 2 00 — after Tancredi (Alain Delon) has explained to his resistant uncle, the Prince (Burt Lancaster), that he is going to join Garibaldi's invasion of Sicily (which will help to ensure the survival of the aristocracy in the long run) — he rushes out of the house to bid his relatives goodbye and to move into his adventurous future; the music is now full of tenderness and anticipation.
"Here at Alain Ducasse, we're all about flavor," Mr. Bardet continued.
The other rarity was the Suite from "Stavisky," the 1974 Alain Resnais film, a mystery about a 1930s con man in Paris.
PRIVATE FEARS IN PUBLIC PLACES Alain Resnais's comic drama about six loners searching for love in Paris is adapted from a play by Alan Ayckbourn.
