Examples of using Adolphe in English and their translations into German
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However my French Adolphe, with"ph.
Adolphe, age 16, took first prize.
Luxembourg City, with the Casemates, Adolphe Bridge and Cathedral.
There, Adolphe met another Adolphe, Koehl by his family name.
The Luxembourgers chose the German Duke Adolphe of the House of Nassau-Weilburg as their Grand Duke.
After four years of saving, they moved to a regular company-owned cottage house namesBlättmat belonging to the Wesserling factory where Adolphe worked.
That SS came to trust Adolphe and asked him to keep guard whenever he was drinking.
Grateful that their husband and father had returned alive,they could see immediately that Adolphe had not yet won the fight against death.
In 1882, the architect Adolphe Coquet, author of the mausoleum of the Marquis of La Quinta Roja and Hotel Taoro, notes that"springs gush everywhere, mingling their soft murmur in waves.
BMI(body mass index) is a formula developed by Adolphe Quetelet in the 1850s to measure body mass.
After the legal male successor, Adolphe, became the successor to King William III in 1890 and was himself succeeded by William IV in 1905, a change in the law was also possible by a constitutional amendment.
Philippeville is only a half an hour's drive away from Dinant,one of the many delightful cities in the Ardennes and the birthplace of Adolphe Sax, and Chimay, world famous for its fantastic beers.
Adolphe and his wife, Emma, moved by the earnestness and perseverance of the young man, welcomed him regularly into their home, in spite of the ever-increasing risks of being arrested.
This again is why there will be anextra display in the old newspaper kiosk near the Adolphe bridge, where the windows will be turned into grids, once more raising the question of how we look at things.
With"Expectation" and"The Tree of Life" one can see two themes of the famous frieze, created by Klimt, in connection to Joseph Hoffmann from the Wiener Werkstätte,for the Brussels palace of the Belgian industry magnate Adolphe Stoclet.
One day, he was shouting in a particularly nasty way... andit must have been a note in his voice which irritated Adolphe... because, you know, vipers are very musical reptiles... they're much more musical than people think.
As a photographer active from 1851 to 1877, Adolphe Braun(1812-1877) explored a variety of themes and formats, in an era marked by the advent of large print runs and a proliferation of technical processes.
The painting has an interesting history: when Corcos painted it in 1883,he was working for the French art dealer Adolphe Goupil, whose gallery had been founded in 1861 and was later renamed Boussod, Valadon& Cie.
The history of the statistical system in Europe is much older than that, however, even without going as far back as the middle of the 19th century andthefirst International Statistical Congress organised by Adolphe Quetelet in Brussels in 1853.
Jules de Bourousse de Laffore's"Etude surJules César de Lescale"(Agen, 1860) and Adolphe Magen's"Documents sur Julius Caesar Scaliger et sa famille"(Agen, 1873) add important details for the lives of both father and son.
Their children were the composer and conductor Sir Eugene Goossens, the harpists Marie Goossens(1894-1991) and Sidonie Goossens(1899-2004),the horn player Adolphe Goossens(1896-1916) and the oboist Léon Goossens 1897-1988.
The historian Adolphe Hergès, in his"Les monastères de Bithynie", indicates that the name"Medikios" may derive from the name for"cloverleaf" and that the church was referred to in more recent times by the people as""Pateron"", that is,"Fathers.
Fresh back from North America, the Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch ensemble will launch their first season under the intendant andartistic director of Adolphe Binder with a'housewarming' beginning in the evening 6 October, ending in the night 7 October.
We can understand why so clever a man as Adolphe Thiers in his History of the Revolution hurries over this declaration of the rights of humanity, remarking merely that“it is a pity time was wasted on such pseudo-philosophical commonplaces.
Place Giselle Ballet in two acts by Patrice Bart after Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot Libretto by Théophile Gautier andJules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges Music by Adolphe Adam(1803-1856) Revised, Zurich version The date of 28 June 1841 marks the birth of romantic ballet at the Paris Opera.
The tragic fate of the Paris Commune, in which Adolphe Thiers and the French bourgeoisie were able to count on the support of the peasantry and isolation of the Paris workers to carry out their bloodbath, a pattern that was to some extent repeated in the defeat of the 1905 Revolution in Russia.
Among other generous gestures which have brought the Museum some remarkable works, too numerous to be listed here,we could mention the prints and negatives of Adolphe Humbert de Molard given by his descendant Raoul Le Prevost d'Iray in 1980.
His specialist training in the field of ophthalmology was successfully completed, partly at the University Clinic«Erasme Hospital» in Brussels,and partly at the renowned«Fondation Ophtalmologique Adolphe de Rothschild» in Paris under the leadership of the well-known surgical ophthalmologist Dr. Damien Gatinel.
As the years went by, other remarkable sets of furniture came to fill in the worst gaps: works by Guimard(1979), Horta and Majorelle(1980), Gallé and Vallin(1982), Gallé,Carabin and Adolphe Loos(1983), Serrurier-Bovy(1984), Mackintosh and Frank Lloyd Wright(1985), Otto Wagner, Hoffmann and Van de Velde 1986.
Later, Dr. Bidgoli deepened and broadened his specialist experience, particularly in the domain of refractive surgery, by pursuing post-diploma courses in establishedclinical settings such as the«Fondation Ophtalmologique Adolphe de Rothschild» in Paris, again under Dr. Gatinel, and the«VISSUM Instituto Oftalmológico» in Alicante(Spain) under the direction of Professor Jorge Alió.
