Sentence examples for nance from inspiring English sources
Instead, the country is moving towards the more pro-business policies associated with the booming economies of the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN .Palaniappan Chidambaram, the fi nance minister, has cut all income-tax rates by ten percentage points--the top rate is now 30%.
A self-mythologizing middle-aged gay man, Chauncey works as a "nance," a parody of an effeminate gay man, in a vaudeville house on Irving Place.
Part of the thrill for Chauncey, at first, is the fact that Ned is no nance; he has lived a straight, married life with a woman.
It's left to the people in the audience to come to their own conclusions about what they see in the nance who stands before them, or sometimes pirouettes silently in space, like a top.
Douglas Carter Beane's "The Nance" (at the Lyceum) is a nearly perfect work of dramatic art, whose power derives from its equitable compassion and its unromantic view of myth.
Chauncey (Nathan Lane), a self-mythologizing middle-aged gay man, works as a "nance," a parody of an effeminate gay man, in a vaudeville house on Irving Place in the nineteen-thirties.
Another is Tom DeLay, who served as House whip under Gingrich and became Majority Leader under Gingrich's successor, Dennis Hastert, and who left facing charges relating to campaign fi-nance.
Kate Grenville, the Australian-born author, hesitated to write a biography of her mother Nance Russell, who died in 2002, for fear of disturbing a private inner world and secrets.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.55am BSThink5 Think of Joe Biden and it's hard to get past the Onion's brilliant and memorable series of parodies of the man filling a post that John Nance Gardner once described as "not worth a bucket of warm piss".
Ray Nance, Ellington's trumpeter, opened it and asked: "Lordy, lordy – who's your tailor?" and a friendship was born.
He was challenged unsuccessfully by his vice president, John Nance Garner, and eventually chose as his running mate Henry A. Wallace, Roosevelt's secretary of agriculture.
