Sentence examples for fontaine from inspiring English sources
Villon entered his ballade "Je meurs de soif auprès de la fontaine" ("I die of thirst beside the fountain") in a poetry contest organized by the prince, who is said to have had some of Villon's poems (including the "letter" dedicated to the young child, "Épître à Marie d'Orléans") transcribed into a manuscript of his own work.
More or less literal passages taken from the commentaries on Aristotle are found in part one of Judah ben Solomon ha-Cohen's encyclopedia, The Learning of Science (Midrash ha-hokhmah), written in Judaeo-Arabic and then translated into Hebrew in the period 1235 1247 (Fontaine 2000), and in Falaquera's Opinions of the Philosophers (Harvey 2000).
The meaningless third place match in Gotheburg saw France's Just Fontaine score four goals against a weakened West Germany, creating an unassailable 13-goal World Cup record.
Just Fontaine never let his 174cm prevent him winning aerial battles.
Already this week, Mrs Fontaine showed that she intends to give the commission a hard time by demanding the second such report, compiled by the same committee of "wise men", before the parliament starts grilling the proposed new commissioners in September.
In order to bring this situation to an end, Henry declared war on Philip II of Spain in January 1595 and undertook mopping-up operations against the League and its Spanish allies, defeating them at Fontaine-Française in Burgundy (June 1595) and retaking Amiens from Spanish control (September 1597).
Immigration only strengthens us even more.Philip Fontaine St Petersburg, FloridaFairytale of BeijingSIR – Perhaps China will worry its neighbours further and make a claim that the North Pole is actually an extension of northern China, as found on an ancient map made during the Qing dynasty ("Regional turbulence", November 30th).
His real break came, however, when his mother saw an advert by Fontaine Fox, a cartoonist, seeking someone to impersonate his comic-strip character, Mickey McGuire.
Scores of girls and boys have gone missing in Nigeria – abducted, recruited by armed groups, attacked or forced to flee Manuel Fontaine, Unicef Manuel Fontaine, Unicef's regional director for west and central Africa, says the Chibok kidnapping was one of a series of "endless tragedies being replicated on an epic scale" across the region.
"He has convinced Chileans that he's very intelligent, but he hasn't convinced them he has a heart," says Arturo Fontaine of the Centre for Public Studies (CEP), a liberal think-tank.But the public is equally dismissive of the Concertación.
