The word "Simone" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a feminine French name that is also used in English. Example: Simone greeted her family with a warm hug as they arrived for the holiday celebration.
Mornings were spent in the classroom, afternoons in the sea in small groups, under the expert guidance of Simone, a charming German divemaster.
Liz Garbus, the Bobby Fischer Against the World documentarian whose style can politely be called unobtrusive, hit the motherlode with Nina Simone".
The whole discussion was "irresponsible", warned Simone Peter, a leader of the Greens.
Simone Bagel-Trah is a great-great-granddaughter of Henkel's founder.
Most are humble, such as the toiling labourer in Simone Schwarz-Bart's classic, "Pluie et Vent sur Télumée Miracle", first published in 1972.
So Simone de Beauvoir drily wrote in her introduction to "The Second Sex", a book that came out in France in 1949, and which heralded the second great wave of feminism.
Treviso's Edoardo Gori replaces Fabio Semenzato at scrum-half while Simone Favaro drops to the bench with the flanker Robert Barbieri taking his place in the starting side.
Simone Bresi-Ando is the founder of I'mPossible, a networking and mentoring group for women of colour, but her latest project has her asking women to fill out a survey which taps into every part of their lives.
André Gide, Saint-Exupéry's literary godfather, had no time for Consuelo, who was also dismissed by one of her in-laws, Simone de Saint-Exupéry Saint-Exupéryasd a "Comtarte du cinémand
Simone Martini's annunciation uses far simpler methods than Leonardo and Antonello.
"It's inadequate," said Simone Schliermann, from Erbach in Germany.
