Sentence examples for canon canon from inspiring English sources

Or we could call — use the fancier music word, a "canon". Canon, round — the same thing, one voice imitating the other exactly from beginning to end.

In the 1970's and 1980's, the firm expanded into Fronsac, an area north of Libourne, acquiring the Canon, Canon de Brem and Canon-Moueix chateaus, among others.

All the images in the library were captured using the same controlled fixed distance photographic setup; Canon (Canon, Japan) EOS 350D 8.1MP cameras, Sigma (SIGMA, Japan) 70mmf2.8.8 macro lens and Sigma EM-140 DG Ring Flash at a distance of 50cms.

AU stands for Alternate Universe, meaning that the characters will not be acting in-canon (canon is what is actual real).

The first two versions contain 50 Canones Apostolorum, Greek canons, and the African canons of the 17th Council of Carthage.

So that's what it means to call something "canonical". When you talk about something like the Shakespeare canon, the canon of Shakespeare or the canon of great Western Literature that's actually using the term in a bit of an expanded sense.

Yet Canon giveth, and Canon taketh away.

For a description of canon law, see canon law.

"We have always been up against the canon, and the canon is traditionally male," she says.

486, 251 N.W. 594; see Canon 5, American Bar Association, Canons of Professional Ethics (1947).

Each of these communities had its canon, and in their canons Myles figured.