Sentence examples for as grande from inspiring English sources

The Grand Huts, also known as grande case (chef's hut), are decorated with the filial of fleche faitiere representing the ancestral spirits, symbolic of transition between the world of the dead and the world of the living.

Also known as Grande Terre (Mainland), it is approximately 250 miles (400 km) long and 25 miles (40 km) wide.

Once famous for women in bikinis, Mediaset's channels now carry international reality-TV formats such as "Grande Fratello" ("Big Brother") and "Italia's Got Talent".

It bounds from dance-pop confections to throwback balladry as Grande navigates young love and seeks — if you squint hard enough — female empowerment.

Mrs. Montero, who died on Jan . 14at 90, presided as grande dame of the establishment and came to embody a sort of Brooklyn bridge between the old and new versions of the borough's salty character.

The inquest heard that at 10.31pm on Monday 22 May, just as Grande had finished her sold-out concert, Abedi, 22, detonated the bomb in the middle of the City Rooms exit, where the main box office is located.

In 1838 he recomposed the works and published them as "Grandes Etudes".

Models were presented as grandes odalisques, with impossibly long necks, or waists reduced to sizes against nature.

France has a world-class layer of engineering, business and public-administration schools, known as grandes écoles, which churn out a technically skilled elite to run such firms.

With a French genius for hierarchy combined with pleasant natural accidents, the best quality brandies come from the centre where they are known as Grandes Champagnes.

Another difference is the existence in France of higher-educational institutions known as grandes écoles, which provide advanced professional and technical training.