Sentence examples for quelbe from inspiring English sources
noun
A style of folk and popular music from the Virgin Islands, traditionally performed by bands consisting of ukulele, banjo, guitar and washboard with various percussion instruments on rhythm.
Now, however, he appears – quelle horreur – to be embracing the Establishment.
There are also accessories, such as patent belts and kitsch plastic bangles, as well as – quelle surprise – jaunty Parisian berets and childrenswear.
Wenger still feeling Bleu Frenchman Arsène Wenger has named his team of the tournament so far and – quelle surprise!
Robert's presumptive heir turns out to be Matthew, a middle-class lawyer from Manchester who — quelle horreur — plans to keep his job.
But behind Hamilton, in second position, was Romain Grosjean, the French driver on the Lotus team — quelle surprise — followed by Sebastian Vettel in the Red Bull.
His voice is warm and powerful, and in Hoffmann's most passionate music — the duets "C'est une chanson d'amour" and "O Dieu! De quelle ivresse" — he is completely convincing.
When they began to spread to the lower classes -- quelle horreur!
But still – quelle disastre – the finger goes out, pointing at those seductive shades you believe will look prettiest lined up in the box.
Two m's in "dommage" and, while we're at it, "dommage" is a masculine noun which means you can drop the "quelle" for a "quel".
Then, quelle surprise, Julianne realises he's the love of her life.
No response from Apple to my query about this, quelle surprise.
