Sentence examples for from a les from inspiring English sources

The mean flow is computed using a classical RANS method, while resolved fluctuations are derived from a LES method.

The inspector, Jasselin, is as thoughtful and old-school as a character from a le Carr?ovel.

Like something from a le Carré novel, it was white, rectilinear and staffed by knuckleheads in green uniforms.

Bob Barnes is set up as a conventional hero — he might be a nobly burdened figure from a le Carré novel — but it quickly appears that he's no more than a single strand in a very thickly woven plait.

That wall is the scene of the melancholy climax of the first movie made from a le Carré novel, Martin Ritt's "Spy Who Came in From the Cold" (1965), in which a British intelligence agent named Alec Leamas Richard Burtonn) is asked by his masters to pretend to defect to the other side.

In recent days, the story of disgraced Communist Party boss Bo Xilai has moved from a Le Carré phase to an Enron phase, as reporters go beyond the murder investigation facing his wife and begin to unravel the family's economic empire.

In these cases, an SD male who had been removed from an LE litter 5 or 7 days before was then re-added to the LE litter.

Germany could be saved from itself; a Le Pen could, if the worst happened, be led by the nose.

The highlight: a two-day traditional workboat regatta from Grand Anse Beach, with a "Le Mans" running start.

The story, from a John le Carre novel, tells of Ralph Fiennes's mild diplomat who marries Rachel Weisz's fiery activist.

The same forward also threatened to open the scoring with a header from a Graeme le Saux corner which the goalkeeper blocked.