Sentence examples for the dieu from inspiring English sources

"What we're trying to do is educate people on the possibilities of paper as art," said Ms. Bernard, who, like the other three artists, creates much of her work at the Dieu Donne Papermill in New York.

The collage pieces currently on display at Lori Bookstein are made not from found materials but from paper you made and colored yourself, at the Dieu Donné artists' space here in New York.

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We swung by his favourite brewpub, the Dieu du Ciel for a glass of Péché Mortel (deadly sin), a thick coffee-infused stout (my favourite, though, was the very hoppy Babylone IPA at Montreal's first microbrewery, Le Cheval Blanc) and tried the unofficial favourite food of Quebec province, poutine.

Faith-based organisations key to reducing HIV and AIDS stigma and discrimination HRH Princess Mathilde of Belgium also visited the Dieu Giac Buddhist pagoda which provides support and care to children affected by HIV and AIDS and their families.

Close by is the Hôtel Dieu, the oldest hospital in the city, built at the end of the 16th century.

The sisters were once healers and medical herbalists who opened 12 hospitals across Quebec, including the Hotel Dieu, the oldest in Canada or the US, which adjoins the monastery and still operates as a hospital.

The study was approved by the ethics committee of the Hôtel Dieu (Paris, France), the Assistance Publique des Hôpitaux de Paris (n° VAL/2006/06-41/01) and the biomedical research committee of the Institut Pasteur, Paris, France (n° RBM/2005.024).

The motto at the foot of the coin is the traditional "Dieu et mon droit" or "God and my right", which is the motto of Prince George's great grandmother, the Queen.

The Vietnamese version of the 2010 census questionnaire used the words "dieu tra" to describe the population tally -- but what the words really conveyed was something like a communist government investigation.

In addition to his observations at the bedsides of patients at the Hôtel Dieu, Bichat studied the postmortem changes induced in various organs by disease.