Sentence examples for jours to from inspiring English sources

Jean-Luc built up the world's biggest magazine business, Hachette Filipacchi Médias, with over 200 titles ranging from Elle and Télé 7 Jours to Paris Match.

Later, when the sun is hot overhead and shadows are shorter, the sounds are chopped and frenetic, creating a rhythmic, energetic soundtrack," explains Melissa Mongiat, co-founder of Daily tous les jours, to The Creators Project.

Requiring independent directors and established board processes has been the approach du jour to corporate governance.

The concert allowed Mr. Firth, the cabaret accompanist du jour, to cut loose and make a dash for it.

Currently hardening into the formula du jour to feed that demand, the high-def biopic emerged from a climate of noughties experimentation.

He is the nation’s actor du jour, to the extent of being awarded an OBE in January’s resolutely populist New Year’s Honours List – which is remarkable only because he is also so good.

So is the much-hyped proposal by Paul Ryan, the G.O.P.'s supposed deep thinker du jour, to replace Medicare with vouchers whose value would systematically lag behind health care costs.

From time to time, she pops into Nicolas Ghesquiere's studio at Balenciaga (and there is no darlinger darling du jour) to bash out lyrics on an old-fashioned typewriter, inspired by the era of Marianne Faithfull.

Mr. Lane had asked Emily Thompson, a sculptor who has become New York's surprise floral designer du jour, to create a fantasy tabletop woodland, 68 inches long and as enchanting as she dared, for displaying the vintage stock of torsade necklaces and Vreeland-esque Maltese cuffs that Mr. Lane would be selling online.

And while they face bloodier competition from one another than they have ever felt from other spellers at the nationals, the fact that no Goldstein has yet won the bee looms larger each year in the family mythology and puts pressure on the Goldstein du jour to complete the story -- to make it, finally, to the top.

But as Mr. Letterman in particular has reinvented the "Tonight" prototype by vastly increasing the ratio of comedy to celebrity plugs in his broadcast, so Mr. Koppel reinvents "Nightline" when he drops the headline du jour to do deep reporting on stories and even continents (like Africa) that TV news often ignores.