Sentence examples for st nicolas from inspiring English sources

His first schools, called the Woodard Schools, were St. Nicolas at Lancing for the upper middle class, St. John's at Hurstpierpoint for the middle class, and St. Saviour's at Ardingly for the lower middle class.

Then there was the thick tranche of foie gras I accosted at Chez Yvonne in Strasbourg (chez-yvonne.net); the indecent amounts of spaetzle eaten wherever I could find it; and, of course, colossal heaps of choucroute garni, the best of which, at Au Pont de Corbeau (21, Quai St Nicolas), another Strasbourg winstub, struck the perfect balance between the barnyard and the fermenting barrel.

One memory that really sticks out for me is my first evening in Granada: I had moved into my new flat earlier that day and my new French and Belgian housemates took me up to the Mirador St Nicolas, which looks over the Alhambra Palace, to watch the sunset.

Riding on the Rail [from St. Nicolas Songs].

It would go well with Old Tom but also with a Gewürztraminer, a St Nicolas-de-Bourgueil, a Vouvray, a St Emilion or a Pomerol.

Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated at St. Nicolas of Tolentine Church, Friday, July 25th at 10 00am.

In the rectory next to Neuötting's 15th-century St. Nicolas Roman Catholic Church, the priest, Florian Wöss, reluctantly accepts the change.

A Eucharistic Minister at St. Nicolas of Tolentine Church, she was engaged in relief work for Cambodians and Vietnamese in the areas of tutoring, tuition, and guidance.

Stads Island contains the Royal Palace; Storkyrkan, also called the Cathedral, or Church, of St. Nicolas; the German Church; the House of Lords; the government offices; the Stock Exchange; and a number of other notable buildings.

Britten's cantata St. Nicolas, for tenor solo, mixed chorus, strings, piano, organ, and percussion, was written for the centenary of Lancing College in 1948, and 12 years later he supplied a Cantata Academica for the quincentenary of the University of Basel.

Key attractions like the century-old Russian Orthodox Cathédrale de St. Nicolas (1) and the two-century-old oceanfront boardwalk, the English-built Promenade des Anglais, nostalgically recalled the bygone time when Czarist aristocrats and British royals wintered in the area.