Sentence examples similar to sauvage with from inspiring English sources

After the study, ducks were released in the field under the control of the "Office National de la Chasse et de la Faune Sauvage" and with the authorization of the "Direction Départementale de l'Agriculture et de la Forêt du Bas-Rhin".

Sauvage realized that with the development of [2]catenane, molecules could be assembled into small machines.

Truffaut's early films manifest L'Enfant sauvage's fascination with motion and stasis.

It quickly became apparent that it was the real thing when he was told he was sharing the prize with Sauvage and Feringa.

On Friday, French President François Hollande met with Sauvage's daughters and her attorneys, who are at the forefront of a widespread campaign seeking a presidential pardon for her.

Stoddart shares the 2016 prize with Jean-Pierre Sauvage of France and Bernard Feringa of the Netherlands.

Not so with David Everitt-Matthias of Le Champignon Sauvage in Cheltenham.

Over the next decade he also gained notoriety as a composer of spiky Modernist works with titles like "Danse Sauvage" that featured pounding, complex rhythms and piercing cluster chords.

Sauvage at least has the advantage of starting off with expertise that Maison Premiere needed several years to accumulate.

After all, it puts it on a par with Le Gavroche in London, Le Champignon Sauvage in Cheltenham, Inverlochy Castle in Scotland, Midsummer House in Cambridge and the other latest stellar elevation, Sat Bains in Nottingham, among others.

The closest any of the featured works came to expressing a sense of anger was in the danse sauvage of Debussy's Sonata for cello and piano, played with ferocious, predatory beauty by Steven Isserlis and Connie Shih.