Sentence examples for belle used from inspiring English sources
Actress Emma Watson, who plays Belle, used the same word. .
In James Magruder's "Too Much of Me," Ann Chandler plays Georgette, a Southern belle who used to dance in pasties but now dances for Christ.
Dr Comma noticed that Belle had used the word 'cringe-worthy', which he considered an unusual hyphenation, and the phrase 'suffice to say'.
Belle Kaufman, who used "Bel" because women could be at a disadvantage, published some short stories when she was teaching.
"Beauty and the Beast": Beauty and the Beast is actually pretty accurate, except for some uninteresting details (like how Belle's father used to be rich, but got himself into major debt).
Three parents, 'Dr. Davis' (DD), 'F8, 1-42' (F8), and 'Georgia Belle' (GB) were used to produce two breeding populations, Pop DF ('Dr. Davis' × 'F8, 1-42') and Pop DG ('Dr. Davis' × 'Georgia Belle').
Belle and colleagues used tandem affinity purification (TAP) tagging along with cycloheximide inhibition of transcription and western blotting to measure the half-life of over 3000 yeast proteins [ 4].
Like Belle, I had once used them - in a travel book review when working for Amazon.co.uk.
His wife was Katherine Belk, not Belle; the daughter uses the name Lindsey Cook Roth.
It's the same argument a bloomer brigade of feminist reformers used in the belle époque to denounce corsets — stays that stayed around for 500 years.
The Glass RPC is an excellent candidate that was successfully used in the BELLE experiment.
