Sentence examples for maille from inspiring English sources

Talk story about Mr. & Mrs. Girard Van Barkaloo Hale, of Santa Barbara, who officially adopted 366 French citizens, the surviving population of Maille, which was totally wreck ed by the Germans.

Talk story about Mr. & Mrs. Girard Van Barkaloo Hale, of Santa Barbara, who officially adopted 366 French citizens, the surviving population of Maille, which… Rome, Dec. 11, 1941, the day Italy declared war on the U. S. Leaving Rome's Foreign Press Club for the last time; a walk through….

They have spent about $10,000 on Maille and expect this amount will be doubled.

Well-off UK shoppers have been buying Unilever's £10 Regenerate toothpaste and Maille mustard with wine and truffles, costing £29.

Nicolas Maille, who works in communications for a TV station, was stretching out on his mat.

Since the adoption of Maille, some 200 other European villages have been adopted by Americans, including two German villages.

The New Yorker, July 27 , 1946P. 11 Talk story about Mr. & Mrs. Girard Van Barkaloo Hale, of Santa Barbara, who officially adopted 366 French citizens, the surviving population of Maille, which was totally wreck ed by the Germans.

100 cows, 250 pigs, 12 horses, and 430 chickens were given to Maille by neighboring villages & the French Agricultural Dept.

In the last two years t population of Maille has grown from 366 to 470 oralmost what it was before the Germans entered the village and massacred 127 men, women, and children.

The game evolved from paille-maille (French: "pall-mall"), which was played in France at least as early as the 13th century and introduced into England in the 16th century.

The game that became known as croquet combined the basic elements of paille-maille running a mallet-driven ball through a hoopaille-maille running peg as a goal—into a somewhat more complicated sport involving a series of six or more hoops laid out in a pattern, which had to ballun in a specified order.