Sentence examples for recent les from inspiring English sources

The validity of the inviscid approach is supported by recent LES simulations of an airfoil in a gust indicating that for not-too-small impinging excitations, the interaction process is dominated by inertia forces.

For all the criticism his singing attracted, Russell Crowe's performance in the recent Les Mis film captured this much more clearly – his Javert never seemed to take malicious pleasure in his duty, and the film was morally deeper as a result.

It's both grand and accessible, and while it appears to take its cues from the recent Les Mis film as far as costuming and tone are concerned, this reworked production (playing everywhere but London) actually predates the Hollywood version – and the show doesn't suffer for it.

A moderate association was found between recent LEs and HRQoL, mainly among those who experienced several undesirable events that correspond to at least 200 LCUs.

Pierre Ballester is the co-author of 2004's LA Confidentiel, a bestseller in France never published in the US or in Britain, and the recent Le Sale Tour: Le Systeme Armstrong It is very hard for other cyclists to relate to Lance Armstrong.

However, as the recent Le Web conference proved, European tech hubs like London, Berlin and more recently Paris, can now also lay claim to breeding world-class entrepreneurs.

A recent Le Monde headline said there had been no fewer than 84 new taxes over the past two years, starting under Nicolas Sarkozy, Mr Hollande's centre-right predecessor.

An Internet search turned up Thierry de Ganay, a producer whose movie credits include "The Hairdresser's Husband" and the recent "Le Roman de Lulu".

A majority of French people favour a reform of labour laws, but 70% oppose the government's way of going about it, according to a recent Le Parisien poll.

Compare "The Friends of Eddie Coyle," an early novel by George V. Higgins, with the bulky solemnities of his later work; or, for that matter, "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" with more recent le Carré like "The Night Manager" or "The Constant Gardener".

So her most recent novels, "Le Divorce" and now "Le Mariage," have been set in the French capital.