Sentence examples for to porte from inspiring English sources
proper noun
The Ottoman court; the government of the Turkish empire.
Take the Metro to Porte Dauphine (1898-1901).
EACH of these two dancers brought a different quality of movement to "Porte".
You'll pass Métro Alesia Right into Rue d'Alésia Left into Rue Vercingétorix up to Porte de Vanves.
At dawn one morning, I took the Metro to Porte de Vanves, on the southwest fringe of Paris, and walked ten minutes to Rue Brancion.
In fact, it's only 40 minutes by public transport: take metro line 10 to Porte d'Auteuil, then board a free shuttle bus.
When I worked on line 4, Porte d'Orléans to Porte de Clignancourt, we had exactly 30 minutes and 15 seconds to complete the journey.
Mehmed, tired of what transpired in Wallachia, gave Stephen an ultimatum to forfeit Chilia to the Porte, to abolish his aggressive policy in Wallachia, and to come to Constantinople with his delayed homage.
It fell to Richie Porte to reel in Quintana, with only Contador and Froome remaining in his wake.
According to Portes, the change of tack is why we now have growth and a feelgood factor that could prove to be sustainable for the rest of the decade.
One caveat to Portes' argument is that most people on the Work Experience scheme have already been unemployed for three months or more, so may not 'flow' quite as quickly as others – but it seems the early evidence on the effectiveness of this particular scheme is less substantial than the Prime Minister may have suggested earlier today.
According to Portes (1995), one of the main factors affecting ethnic entrepreneurship can be identified with the choice of living in the enclave or outside it.
