Sentence examples for luce it from inspiring English sources

"On the instruction of Commodore Luce," it reported, "the animal will be offered for sale for the benefit of the British Red Cross".

Occupation: Firefighter Concerned About: Entitlements — KIRSTEN LUCE It's a race to the bottom.

Penned Editor Ross, fury-spent, to Emperor Luce, "It's all over now, anyhow".

Luce shrugs it off, explaining that the guys on the football team share lockers, and it wasn't his stuff.

As Mr Luce puts it: "India is not on autopilot to greatness.

In "The American Century," as Luce dubbed it, nabbing the cover of Time was the most coveted honor in our culture.

(As Clare Boothe Luce put it, "If God had wanted us to think with our wombs, why did He give us a brain?") Wolf, though, seems to think that Stieglitz had it about right.

Pissarro assimilated the Neo-Impressionist method to the vision of the older generation; Henri-Edmond Cross and Maximilien Luce gave it the characteristic economy of the age that followed.

In the moments by himself, the millionaire sneaks glimpses of the photograph he keeps hidden away in a drawer, his eyes suddenly moist at the memory of the lost love — an itinerant circus performer (Luce Klein) — it portrays.

Luce believes that "it is within America's power to reverse its increasingly plutocratic internal character".

"Goddamn it, Ross," he said, "this whole goddamned piece is malicious, and you know it!" "You've put your finger on it, Luce," Ross replied.