Sentence examples for back to the les from inspiring English sources
Using the LES-resolved turbulent Weber and Bond numbers on the liquid core surface, the atomization mode and the SGS atomization characteristics such as droplet size, number, ejection velocity and core regression velocity are all identified locally, and the information is transferred back to the LES code as input information.
He described the highs and lows of a career in cookware, while keeping his back to the Le Creuset.
When he saw how much cheese they bought to take back to the U.S., Le Meunier says he decided there might be a market.
And just so you know: Yes, Aviva has been allowed back to the super-fancy Le Cirque, even though leg-throwing is technically not great etiquette.
The last-chance syndrome similarly gave an additional allure to a large portrait painted by Matisse in 1942 in a manner that harks back to the 1920s, "Danseuse dans le fauteuil, sol en damier".
Pintscher seemed to slyly acknowledge that by including two pieces from a century ago in which modern composers looked back to the Baroque — Ravel's "Le Tombeau de Couperin" and Stravinsky's popular ballet "Pulcinella," that reworks Pergolesi.
My train of thought was broken by the clanks of the number 12 tram that took me back to the flat, where I played Le Jazz by Bohuslav Martinu (on another five quid Supraphon CD from Bonton).
Lifelong Pacific Northwest resident Ursula K. Le Guin looked back to the legend of the founding of Rome for the materials of Lavinia, her critically well-received new novel.
With 16,000 square feet of sails, sleek lines and stylish beauty, Le Ponant takes you back to the era of traditional sailing yachts.
But the A-list is somewhat ossified, and it is the stream of Euros, downtown scenesters and newly nouveaux riches that must come back if Le Cirque is to elbow its way back to the table.
Now back to Victor Hugo and Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865): Les Miserableswas published in 1862 in Paris and in the Wilbour translation in New York that same year.
