Sentence examples for of croix from inspiring English sources
Already, work has begun on government land near the suburb of Croix des Bouquets.
The lordship and village of Croix existed before the 12th century and was mentioned in early archives.
The molecular basis for these detectable differences may be explained, in part, by the findings of Croix et al showing that dramatic differences in endothelial cell gene expression (20-fold and greater) exist between endothelial cells derived from tumor and nontumor related vasculature [ 14].
* (Crest) A Demi-Lion rampant guardant Argent billetty Gules holding between the paws a silver Roundel charged as in the arms * (Motto) En poursuivant la vérité The Roundels Argent charged with a Cross Gules (white circles with a red cross) allude to the badge of office of Rouge Croix.
Planché was offered, and accepted, the position of Rouge Croix Pursuivant, one of the four junior-most officers of arms.
Here is Balkoski's version, on pages 276-77 of his book: "The next morning, the 29ers draped the body with the Stars and Stripes and hoisted it on top of a huge pile of stones that had once been a wall of Sainte Croix Church, one block west of the cemetery.
All children with birth weight (BW) ≤ 1500 g or gestational age (GA) ≤ 32 weeks admitted to the tertiary neonatal intensive care unit of the University Hospital of the Croix Rousse in Lyon were eligible for the study.
In 1931 Rocque became president of the Croix de Feu ("Cross of Fire"), originally an organization of veterans decorated at the front, which espoused ultranationalistic views with vaguely fascist overtones.
There are nurses and teachers, the directrice of the regional chapter of the Croix Rouge, a sister who is a school principle, and some people with less formal education who are committed to helping those who continue to suffer from the earthquake and its aftermath.
The UI is relatively easy to navigate through and it's supposed to be a variation of the Croix UI found on most of the European models, but it's really not.
An early break involving a couple of dozen riders was still forming and reforming four minutes ahead of the main peloton, led by Sky, when Evans mounted an attack on the second climb, the mighty Col du Glandon, which was being used as a sort of stepladder to the 2,067m summit of the Croix de Fer.
