How To Use Piscine In A Sentence
-
Fighting with a sabre is a very different kettle of the piscine variety compared to the rapier.
Cold Steel and Hot Blood
-
Lovely food from local market, a little private 'piscine' in our jardin, some trips to see the chateaux at Usse and Azay-le-Rideau and a spot of wine-tasting for good measure...
Francophilia!
-
China angles piscine website alliance is released instead " network news safety heated up bit of data 2009 " show, the nearly 8 safety that worry about individual data into the netizen.
-
En amour, il y a un temps pour plonger, mais il faut attendre que la piscine se remplisse si l'on ne veut pas plonger dans un bain de pieds.
French Word-A-Day:
-
But that could be difficult for the piscine inhabitants of Yorkshire rivers these dark, cold December nights.
-
The mystery of fish slumber lies within the greater mystery of the piscine mind.
-
Do you swim in the sea on weekends and go to the piscine for special?
COASTLINERS
-
When we lived in a tiny Parisian deux pieces after my divorce I had a party for my daughter at a place where there was a massive play area (piscine a balles etc) and the staff took care of the kids while you had a coffee.
Party planner
-
Piscine mouth shoe, afterwards follow on current goes this year, if show, toe is like concealed, very sexy.
-
A massive galleon sailed on the waves far above my piscine semblance.
Brush of Darkness
-
The only fish concoction I avoid like the plague is any piscine soup dish.
Notes from the peanut gallery
-
It is equally the st ory of geology on a grand scale, of discovery and exploration, of fishing and the incomparable piscine riches of the Grand Banks.
When History Rides the Waves
-
Three summers ago, there were so many insects that piscine sumptuary laws could have been declared.
-
While I'm depleting the piscine community, you'll be interested to know that the latest winners of the Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest have perpetrated their crimes on the reading public and been justly rewarded therefore.
Archive 2010-06-01
-
Morgen’s and a hatache all the afternunch; plays gehamerat when he’s ernst but misses mausey when he’s lustyg; walked as far as the Head where he sat in state as the Rump; shows Early Eng-lish tracemarks and a marigold window with manigilt lights, a myrioscope, two remarkable piscines and three wellworthseeing ambries; arches all portcullised and his nave dates from dots; is
Finnegans Wake
-
The balloonfish swallows air, when attacked by avian predators, or water, when attacked by piscine predators.
-
You could do worse in your search for answers to these questions than to go to New York's Le Bernardin, the Michelin three-star temple of piscine cuisine.
The Odd Couple of Food and Wine
-
This filiation between piscine and mammalian myology could hardly have been detected but for the remarkable series of gradations which the frog's class exhibits -- gradations both between species, and Fig. 65.
The Common Frog
-
As my travels have taken me further and further away from cod and dabs and more into wahoo and tuna territory, so my tastes have been widened and I think I now have what could be called a cosmopolitan piscine palate.
-
Viewing this piscine cornucopia, Baldwin was struck with the thought, ‘There's so much here every day.’
-
‘Bonjour, je vous appelle de la piscine Grange aux Belles,’ says the voice.
Reprieve
-
The balloonfish swallows air, when attacked by avian predators, or water, when attacked by piscine predators.
-
Still some a few fishermans think piscine bravery is OK clear liver bright eye, the result is caused toxic.
-
With the earlier naturalization of the shad, and later addition of the striped bass, the second aquarium car was a sort of piscine ark.
-
The bison know a lot about Longfellow and wisteria and patrimony, the piscine nuance of the clouds, God's topological integument.
The Bison's Alimony
-
How ability purify black rim of the eye, pouch and piscine end grain!
-
The hall of the "piscine" is a hundred and twenty paces long; that in which the bathers disrobed is eighty feet in height; the whole is covered with marble, and with such beautiful marble that mantel ornaments are now made of its fragments.
Seeing Europe with Famous Authors, Volume 7 Italy, Sicily, and Greece (Part One)
