Sentence examples for of laude from inspiring English sources

Collections of laude from the secular Congregazione dell'Oratorio, founded by St. Philip Neri (d. 1595), are extant, because the singing of laude formed an essential part of their meetings.

Lionheart drew its material from collections of laude — songs of lavish praise for Jesus and Mary — both straightforwardly and through ecstatic metaphor.

The Dammonis pieces were often the highlights of each group of laude, and when Lionheart sang a polyphonic Florentine setting of "O Jesu Dolce" beside a Dammonis rendering of the same text, the Dammonis version was far richer in color and texture.

Sueselbeck had still not seen a picture of Laude, and she nervously sent him one right away.

While the family was speaking to the local press, Sionzon told me about an experience that reminded her of Laude.

Naomi Fontanos, co-founder of the transgender-advocacy group GANDA Filipinas, was struck by the organizing power of Laude's case.

By the end of 2007, Laude had saved enough money to get breast implants from a local doctor.

"The best thing that has come out of the Laude case has been that it has forced the country to confront the existence of transgender women".

After deciding to drop out of school, Laude started working as an assistant at a hair salon, where a British customer named Joop became smitten with her, not realizing that she was trans.

He was educated at the Cambridge School of Weston, Harvard College (cum laude, class of 1958), and received a Masters in Publishing from New York University.

Latin Honors upon graduation are: Cumulative GPA of a 3.0 – 3.4 – Cum Laude Cumulative GPA of a 3.4 – 3.7 – Magna Cum Laude Cumulative GPA of a 3.7 – 4.0 – Summa Cum Laude Since 1896, Saint Anselm graduates have participated in nearly exactly the same graduation ceremony.