Sentence examples for in grande from inspiring English sources

Pity Nicki couldn't find the time to reword the song: her shout-out to Perry when she should be ushering in Grande is awkward for all involved.

In contrast to the aerial point of view assumed by Euclides (a bird's view), I explore the optic of Guimarães Rosa (in "Grande Sertão: veredas" -"The Devil to Pay in the Backlands", in English edition).

One day, egged on by his three young children and his wife, Maria Loredana Simiolii), he auditions for a role in "Grande Fratello," the Italian version of "Big Brother".

He also says he has seen no evidence of side-effects, though one hospital in Grande Comore said that the number of patients it treated doubled in the week after the drug-administration programme began, with people reporting nausea, fever, stomach and back pain, headaches and chills.

In "Grande Jatte" (not in this show), for instance, the largest figures in the painting, a man and woman dressed in their Sunday best, stand rigidly like figures leading a procession near the right edge of the canvas, surveying a dreamlike tableau of adults, children and their pets in what appears to be arrested motion.

A nine-night holiday to Trinidad costs from £1,385pp based on two people sharing and includes flights, three nights' full-board at Pax Guesthouse just outside Port of Spain, three nights' half-board at Acajou in Grande Rivière and three nights' full-board at Asa Wright Nature Centre.

In Grande-Synthe, a town near Dunkirk where hundreds of migrants are camped in dire conditions, the far-right topped the poll last weekend with 43%.

In a separate operation, French anti-terrorist police arrested 11 people during raids on a pro-Iranian Shia Muslim association based in Grande-Synthe, a suburb of Dunkirk.

The portly, bald and genial trainer at the boxing club in Grande-Synthe, José Leroy, has been shuttling one exigent Russian coach from sporting goods store to sporting goods store.

Roubaix is now the proud home to a $31 million covered velodrome; amid the farm fields and high-tension power lines in Gravelines, rowers can now heave down a 10-lane, 1.4-mile canal; and the boxing facilities in Grande-Synthe received a $1 million touch-up.

Aid agencies working at the camp in Grande-Synthe, Dunkirk, say they are concerned for the health of the refugees due to an apparent ban on building materials, firewood and even blankets being brought into the compound during the cold, damp period.