Sentence examples for rouges of from inspiring English sources

A Bold Adventure, 1915; Sweet and Twenty, 1919; Fires or Innocence, 1922; The Lilac Sunbonnet, 1922; Rouges of the Turf, 1923; Chester Forgets Himself, 1924; The Gold Cure, 1925; A Girl of London, 1925; The King's Highway, 1927.

English-speaking riders, and British ones in particular, might have made a recent habit of winning the Tour's main prize, the yellow jersey, but they have been a lot less successful in the race for the maillot a pois rouges of the KoM competition.

How very Neo-Rouge of Mr. Selig, some would say.

Abercrombie & Fitch of Savile Row is as incongruous a label as Café Rouge of Brick Lane.

West Coast Intelligence: The Cafe Rouge of the new Statler Hotel in Los Angeles is decorated almost entirely in green.

She wrote a novel, Yuannu (1966; The Rouge of the North), based on her earlier novella Jinsuoji; it was adapted as a motion picture in 1988.

In December 1939, the tension finally made him walk off the bandstand at the Cafe Rouge of the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City and disappear.

By Dorothy Clover and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, November 1 , 1952P. 22 West Coast Intelligence: The Cafe Rouge of the new Statler Hotel in Los Angeles is decorated almost entirely in green.

American Hockey League CINCINNATI MIGHTY DUCKS--Announced C Jarrett Smith has been reassigned to Baton Rouge of the ECHL and LW Magnus Nilsson to Louisiana of the ECHL.

So she called her factory & had them send out several dozen boxes of powdered rouge of a certain shade, and rubbed it into rug by hand.

The New Yorker, November 1 , 1952P. 22 West Coast Intelligence: The Cafe Rouge of the new Statler Hotel in Los Angeles is decorated almost entirely in green.