Sentence examples for of the carte from inspiring English sources

"It meant a lot," Donovan said of the carte blanche from his coach.

There is some talk that employers will be asked to pay a monthly sum per employee to the transport company to reimburse it for not raising the price of the "carte hebdomadaire".

The format: carte de visite This photograph is an example of the carte de visite format - small photographs (around 5cm x 9cm) pasted on to a cardboard mount (around 6cm x 10cm), which were popular from the late 1850s onwards.

When this occurs, the behavior of the CARTE algorithm tends to be closer to that of the CC algorithm.

But, for those moments when only a good claret as these wines are also known will do, a quick scan of the carte du vin often reveals nothing drinkable for under $300 per bottle.

Certain members of the carte, notably Iran, Venezuela and Nigeria, will likely struggle to comply with the new quota because with their economies so dependent on oil exports, cuts are already putting a strain on their budgets.

Their hybrid medium was stimulated by an advance in photography: the invention of the carte-de-visite process, which was patented by the French photographer André Disdéri in 1854.

In economics, one likely sign that an oligopoly exists is when a group of companies have the carte blanche power to pass 100% of cost increases directly to customers.

Technical advances in the 20th century allowed stellar positions to be accurately determined from single photographs covering much larger areas of the sky, and the Carte du ciel, in which decades of labour were invested, remains incomplete.

But in the era of the photograph and the carte de visite, simply creating a false belief about Jefferson Davis — or if the reader prefers, a false description associated with his name — was not considered sufficiently defamatory.

Interview with Martyn Green, comedian of the D'Oyle Carte opera company.