moderne

How To Use moderne In A Sentence

• He later went on to design the moderne iconography in the Bank of Nova Scotia building at 44 King W.
• The French writer, Reybaud, in his "Reformateurs Modernes," published in 1840, made the term equally familiar to the reading public of Continental Europe. Socialism A Summary and Interpretation of Socialist Principles
• The décor is East Village thrift-shop moderne.
• Medical History 22 (1978) 25-43 Chalmin L'Officier francaise, 45-48; Jean de Blonay, 1870: Une revolution chirurgicale les origines et le development de la chirurgie civile et militaire moderne (Geneva,1975) 64-65; Linon, Officiers d'administration du service de sant ‚, 41-70; Holmes, Road to Notes to "Fighting Reformers: The Debate over the Reorganization of The French Military Medical Service 1870-1889." William B. McAllister
• La Chapelle, Le Cuisinier moderne, qui apprend à donner toutes sortes de repas…Avec…des desseins de table…en taille-douce, 2nd ed., The Hague, 1742. Delizia!
• The stuff of impressionist painting had been the fleeting glimpse of Ia vie moderne rather than the solid statue.
• What really counts is having a trendy moderne camera or a DAW with 900 virtual tracks!
• J'aime bien : “Je me suis rendu compte tout dernièrement à quel point il est facile de répondre à une question sans l'avoir lue en entier,” qui est le reflet moderne des vidéo discutions, la pertinence prend des reflet inférieur à la minute, alors que je suis encore entre 5 et 10 mn pour présenter une proposition. LIFT’08: David Brown Workshop — Teenagers and Generation Y — Climb to the Stars
• Some examples follow below, from the quadrilingual Dutch work of the period, Moderne Kerken in Europe en America, which also includes some strange Central European and French monstrosities, not shown here -- though I admit a secret fondness for the etherial openness of Perret's Notre Dame du Raincy, just not all that exposed concrete. Some Examples of Early Twentieth-Century Scandinavian Church Architecture
• Claude Perrault, [9] writing in the 18th century, states that "les modernes appellent notre luth barbiton Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Part 1, Slice 3 "Banks" to "Bassoon"