Sentence examples for quai in from inspiring English sources

Exploring a city by strolling its streets can be like tasting an exquisitely delicious petit four, one nibble at a time, but biking through Paris, sailing down the quai in twilight under a canopy of trees, allows you to gobble the city's buffet of delights in giant gulps.

Find dong quai in a powder or a capsule.

Use dong quai in a supplement to help with fatigue and irritability.

Some teas are sold with dong quai in them, or you can purchase it as oil and add a few drops to your favorite tea.

The Fowler expects to publish one before the show travels to Washington's National Museum of African Art in February and to the Musée du quai Branly-Jacques Chirac in Paris in November 2019.

Impressively, he curated an exhibition on "human zoos" (the practice of exhibiting African and other "exotic, primitive" peoples in Paris and other European capitals in the late 19th century) at the Musée Quai Branly in Paris in 2011.

Photograph: Joel Saget/AFP/Getty Images 3.22pm BST Foreign Secretary William Hague, left, US Secretary of State John Kerry, right, and French Minister for Foreign Affairs Laurent Fabius hold a press conference after their meeting on the situation in Syria at Quai d'Orsay, in Paris.

nytimes.com/intransit GLOBESPOTTERS Correspondents report on Maori treasures at the Quai Branly in Paris, recently rediscovered frescoes in Rome, and a gallery in London that is featuring jewelry as art (above).

Both were unveiled during the last decade (the Quai Branly in 2006, the Patrimoine in 2007).

By the end of his life, he had seven properties: an apartment on the Quai Voltaire in Paris, a house outside London, an apartment in the Dakota in New York, a villa in the South of France, a house on St. Barts, an 18th-century farm in Virginia and Li Galli, three small islands in the Mediterranean on the Amalfi Coast that had belonged to Léonide Massine.

Many of the modular systems — essentially plastic trays filled with dirt and attached to a wall, with a sprinkler or drip irrigation system installed above — differ dramatically from Patrick Blanc's living walls, which can be seen in commercial and institutional buildings around the world, including the Athenaeum hotel in London and the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris.