Sentence examples for bourdon of from inspiring English sources

Waist ornamentation: the Twelve Apostles in relief, in imitation of the bourdon of St. Peter's Basilica, Rome.

Mr. Bourdon of Sherpa said the investigation in France against the three presidents had recently led to police searches of Mr. Bongo's and Mr. Sassou-Nguesso's French properties.

Mr. Bourdon, of Accounting Management Solutions, says he believes that the commitment of his current board can be at least partly attributed to the fact that he pays each member a small sum, which he describes as a stipend.

From the government benches came an answering phrase in the rich bourdon of Geoffrey Cox (Con, Torridge and West Devon), who enthusiastically set about embroidering the same theme with his customary eloquence.

David Viar, superintendent/president of Glendale Community College, was recently named the association's 2019 Man of the Year, and Irene Bourdon, president of the Adventist Health Glendale Foundation as the 2019 Woman of the Year.

In a passage that compares the "dim roar of London" to the "bourdon note of an organ," Wilde inserts the word "distant" before "organ," adding a twinge of far-off religious dread.

Irene Bourdon, president of the Adventist Health Glendale Foundation, was announced as the association's 2019 Woman of the Year.

And although the R.F.I. broadcasts also appear on the Internet, "that's very anti-democratic, since it severely limits the number of listeners and is much less mobile for those who want to tune in," said Pascal Bourdon, director of the French broadcasting department.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — As tent camps go, the one on the 28-acre Church of God property overlooking the Valley of Bourdon is almost bucolic, with hundreds of canvas-draped shelters under leafy shade trees and a cohesiveness among residents.

In 1648 Bourdon was one of the founders of the French Royal Academy, in which he became professor and rector and led an impressive series of public lectures on current issues in art.

This requires a conversion of Bourdon tube displacement into an electrical signal with the help of a suitable transducer.