Sentence examples for nid from inspiring English sources

By this time, too, the forms corresponding to other Celtic and Indo-European present-tense forms had largely acquired future meaning; e.g., Welsh nid â "he will not go" (future) contrasts with Irish ní aig "he does not drive" (present).

First four words: nid d'oiseaux chanteurs.

Hélène de Rugy runs a prostitutes' support group, Amicale du Nid, which backs the new law.

(This is a rack-and -pinion train rather than a tram, and runs to the start of the Aiguille du Gouter ascent at the Nid d'Aigle viewpoint).

Where to eat The humble Koh Mak Seafood (Ao Nid Bay) offers exactly the kind of unfussy cuisine you want on a tropical island.

One association, called Nid or "nest", maintained its accusations against Strauss-Kahn.

Sure enough, it was painfully funny, especially if you know that world: the scones, the waistcoats, the endless "nid-nodding over port", as Harold Acton summarised Evelyn Waugh's first novel.

Place Victoria, 06620 Gourdon, +33 0)493 775 202, nid-daigle.fr/fr/restaurant.php TallyU A vegetarian haven on the south coast.

As time went by, the building was occupied by small-time insurance outfits, clipping bureaus, and the like, but by the nid-seventies, when he moved in, almost all of them had moved out.

In a green clapboard house, traditional delicacies with menacing names like souris (mice), religieuses (nuns) and nids d'abeilles (bees' nests) cry out to anyone with a half-functioning sweet tooth.

Noam Chomsky released a (http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/us-philosopher-chomsky-supports-gezi-park-movement-with-video-message.aspx?pageID=238&nID=48018&NewsCatID=341) indicating that he, too, was a çapulcu.