Sentence examples for trois of from inspiring English sources

"A ménage à trois of some sort," Mr. Evans said.

And the Living Statues -- a me'nage a' trois of bronzed gymnasts who strike statuesque poses.

New York, she added, is "the third partner in this ménage à trois of marriage.

Homans casts the economist, along with Marie Rambert and Ninette de Valois, as the establishment pas de trois of English ballet.

Ads for Calvin Klein featuring a ménage à trois of young models wearing nothing but Calvin Klein jeans drew criticism for being too sexual.

The flagellation is a barbarous pas de trois of raised arms, legs and sticks, with a bleached, bent-over figure at its center.

What we are watching is the complicit menage-a-trois of photographer, model and camera, a kind of ritualised theatre of objectification.

Then Archbishop André Vingt-Trois of Paris said that just because the telethon provided money for worthwhile projects to fight muscular dystrophy, it should not be given "a blank check".

SUSAN KAPLAN'S documentary, "THREE OF HEARTS: A POSTMODERN FAMILY" (not to be confused with Yurek Bogayevicz's 1993 screwball comedy "Three of Hearts"), filmed over nearly a decade, chronicles the real-life ménage-a-trois of Sam, Steven and Samantha, two mostly gay men and the woman they both love, in New York City.

Petit Trois is of course about food, but we also have a great cocktail program and while we hope you have a great time at Petit Trois, the service is more informal than Trois Mec, plus I like to think of it as an everyday restaurant.

We were way above the lift-accessed pistes of the Trois Vallées resort of Courchevel 1650, but had only got here thanks to a week of training with the Eagle Ski Club in how to tackle every type of snow condition from untracked powder to the worst possible crud.