How To Use Provencal In A Sentence
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Emile Henry 9-inch Provencal pie dish in cerise red
Puppies
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Schiff's forms depend (like Marianne Moore's) on interlocking enjambments, on syllabics, and on baroque grammar, or else (unlike Moore's) on dense repetitions derived from Provençal forms.
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Elizabeth David enthuses about the taste, fragrance and character of Provencal cuisine.
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I visited in late May 2006 some of my favorite Provencal spots and the glory of the poppies simply takes my breath away!!
Acrostiche - French Word-A-Day
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The Provencal countryside provided the inspiration for many artists.
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Otherwise known as bell peppers, capsicum and pimento, sweet peppers are natural partners to Provençal vegetables such as courgettes, aubergine and tomatoes.
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The Provençal style has become so popular it is easy to forget that France has as many vernacular styles as we do.
Times, Sunday Times
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Otherwise known as bell peppers, capsicum and pimento, sweet peppers are natural partners to Provençal vegetables such as courgettes, aubergine and tomatoes.
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On the Asbury Park boardwalk, dozens of people packed into a music-filled Langosta Lounge for a meal that featured traditional Thanksgiving offerings along with dishes such as codfish with provencal tomatoes and Italian sausage soup.
Undefined
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Rarely now do I hear the local patois, the Provençale language, spoken, with its tints of local particularities.
En-tête - French Word-A-Day
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Jeff: I love the Provencal Onion Tart with a cracked egg on top, which really takes me back.
Stephanie J. Stiavetti: Artisan Pizza and Flatbread in Five Minutes a Day
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Rib Eye, with Roasted Provencal Potatoes, Spinach Cream and Vegetable Ragout.
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ALEXANDER NECKAM; and both this old name and its more modern form of Almond came to us through the French _amande_ (Provençal, _amondala_), from the Greek and
The plant-lore & garden-craft of Shakespeare
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The term arrived in English from Provençal via French, and means "conceited" or "coy
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I love chunks of Perugina sausage in sweet pepper-and-onion ragout with two panisses, or chickpea-flour fries; black truffle-accented grilled diver scallops in brown-butter jus; and a cassolette of Provençal vegetables.
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The mixture of Provencal and Normandine exterior was punctuated with trellised ivy.
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Emile Henry 9-inch Provencal pie dish in cerise red
Braise The Dog
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N'est-ce pas bien présomptueux de choisir ce titre pour la petite série de chroniques que je me suis promis d'écrire de mon village provençal?
Lettres de ma Terrasse
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The word tapenade comes from tapeno, the Provençal word for “capers.”
SARA MOULTON’S EVERYDAY FAMILY DINNERS
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Yesterday, beneath a pouring Provencal sky, we bottled our
Mise en bouteille / wine bottling
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Auteuil revisits Jean de Florette territory for his directing debut: another Provençal tale from Marcel Pagnol, revolving around a country beauty whose romantic options only lead to suffering.
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After a few opening bars in "arpeggio" a vibrant voice resounded, the tones of which appeared to stir the Provencal to the depths of his being.
The Lesser Bourgeoisie
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And it is fairly safe to assume that à la provençale portends the presence of tomato and garlic, soubise the use of onion, and so on.
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The image of Gitanes-puffing, beret-clad Monsieurs enjoying a game of pétanque in the Provençal sunshine is about as idiosyncratically-French as it gets.
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manille" for infinitesimal points, they would all shout and gesticulate violently, as only Southern Frenchmen can, relapsing as the discussion grew more heated into their native Provencal, for though Nyons is geographically in Dauphine, climatically and racially it is in Provence.
The Days Before Yesterday
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The scene's Provencal location is also underscored by the artists' pointed straw hats, typical southern headgear, which Cezanne himself often wore.
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My favorite long-standing Basque tradition is the love for their lyrical language, which, unlike Provençal, can still be heard on the street and in squares and shops.
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A glass or two of wine and a Crock-Pot turned cheap cuts of meat into daube Provençal while she was at work; bacon, leeks, and cream you only need a touch of each transformed the proletarian potato into a queen.
Day of Honey
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The term arrived in English from Provençal via French, and means "conceited" or "coy".
Out of the Mouths of Babes
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Cézanne's Card Players, LondonCézanne's Card Players seem as rock-like as the Provençal mountain, Sainte Victoire, that dominated much of his art.
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A libertine and charming gadabout, he wooed women with the troubadour songs of Provencal, spending each year's 150 religious holidays sauntering through the Umbrian countryside on foot and horseback.
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There are treasures to take home, such as santons, little Provençal figures of bakers and farmers that go into a French crèche.
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The gastronomy of the area, with its traditional Provencal cuisine, is exceptional, even for a country known for the superb quality of its food.
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Last year I reported on James Murray's letter of application to the British Museum Library, which did not get the future editor of the OED a job despite his acquaintance with the Romance tongues, Italian, French, Catalan, Spanish, Latin & in a lesser degree Portuguese, Vaudois, Provencal, & various dialects...
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The Portuguese nobles, with King Diniz (reigned 1279-1325) at their head, filled the idle hours of their bloody and passionate lives by composing strangely abstract, conventional poems of love and religion in the manner of the Provençal _canso, dansa, balada_ and _pastorela_, which had had such a luxuriant growth in Southern France in the eleventh and twelfth centuries.
Modern Spanish Lyrics
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There was nothing "Provencal" about the celery root-carrot slaw that came with the scallops, either, but at least those good seared Jersey mollusks weren't ruined.
Phillies Zone
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Elizabeth David enthuses about the taste, fragrance and character of Provencal cuisine.
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It was wonderful to watch him come back to life, till at last he could say, with his dreadful Provençal twang, that he felt "_très biang_.
Tatterdemalion
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The main courses on the table d' hôte usually include two or three pastas, and a handful of meat dishes like chicken, veal, sole provençale, or Italian sausages in a cacciatore sauce.
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This does bring back memories of the European Cup in 2004 when we stayed at a gite in St Didier - a lovely, friendly little Provencal village.
Retirer - French Word-A-Day
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You strain off the water and, after seconds instead of the laborious minutes of hand labor this task used to take, you are ready to make the famous Provençal "pistache" of lamb with 50 garlic cloves that you might have otherwise shrunk from cooking.
Snaring the Elusive Thermomix
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The flower of Provencal love poetry are the Albas ( aubades , songs of dawn ).
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His maternal uncle Guillaume Hellaine hailed from Marseilles on the Mediterranean coast of France, and was called le capitaine provençal.32
Champlain's Dream
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On the waterfronts of many countries, he was known as “le capitaine Provençal,” from his reputed birthplace in Marseilles.
Champlain's Dream
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An English Version (the Original Crowned by the French Academy) of Frédéric Mistral's Mirèio from the Original Provencal/translated by C. H.
Frédéric Mistral - Bibliography
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There is a Provençal dish, fish grilled au fenouil, in which dried fennel stalks are burned under the fish to give it a smoky aroma.
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Even before Parisian painters took it up, Provencal landscape artists had practiced plein-air painting.
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The black-eyed and pretty Provencale courtesied with due decorum, and glanced at the handsome young Englishman with an eye of approbation; but, whether afraid of his character as a philosopher, or his doubtful rank, added the saving clause, — “If my mother approves.”
Anne of Geierstein
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The Provencale beef daube and the zucchini casserole, for instance, were decent but not distinctive.
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Otherwise known as bell peppers, capsicum and pimento, sweet peppers are natural partners to Provençal vegetables such as courgettes, aubergine and tomatoes.
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The Provencale beef daube and the zucchini casserole, for instance, were decent but not distinctive.
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I stay away from the bouillabaisse wars by simply not calling my Provencal-accented fish soup by that hallowed name.
Archive 2007-08-01
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It is not easy to believe that others are more successful, but the popular renown of the specific survives in spite of all, probably thanks to a simple accident of identity between the name of the remedy and that of the infirmity: the Provençal for "chilblain" is _tigno_.
Social Life in the Insect World
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Why does this Provençale hollyhock remind me of Hawaii?
Brouillon - French Word-A-Day
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The term arrived in English from Provençal via French, and means
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Dr Suchier's _Denkmäler_ (Halle, 1883), which contains nearly 500 large pages of Provençal _anecdota_, about four-fifths is devotional matter of various kinds and in various forms, prose and verse.
The Flourishing of Romance and the Rise of Allegory (Periods of European Literature, vol. II)
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This prevents hiatus, which is banished from Provencal verse as it is from French, and here again theory and practice are in accord, for the elision of the e mute where this e follows a vowel readmits hiatus into the French line, and no such phenomenon is known to the Provencal.
Frederic Mistral
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If a dish is described as 'Provencal', only a chef knows that this means it has garlic, onions, tomato and peppers.
Hindustan Times News Feeds 'Views'
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Le Provencal chef Jean Claude Rival recommends a simple side serve of steamed potatoes or rice with this traditional French dish.
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They are not at ease in a French garb, -- nor, for that matter, in any other than their own diaphanous, sun-tinted, vowelly Provençal, unless they could find their expression in some _folk-speech_, as the
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 41, March, 1861
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The Provençal people are toasting their good fortune with crisp, chilled glasses of their local pale pink rosé.
Times, Sunday Times
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While Manou's bastide is on an expansive plot of farmland, it is still part of a tiny Provençal hamlet.
Le coude - French Word-A-Day
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Of the formations mentioned, the source of only one seems to be unclear -- gadroon; here the French origins are ambiguous, but Provençal < Latin guttus seems less than likely.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol 1 No 4
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Would you like lobster thermidor la crevette with a mornay sauce served in a provencale manner with shallots and aubergines garnished with truffle pate, brandy and with a fried egg on top and spam?
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This image represented everything that attracted us to the Provençal slow and sensuous way of life.
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At the housewarming party she hosted she felt like a bride in wicker as she lashed open packages: festive corning ware, Provençal platters, a pitcher shaped like Lord Chanticleer, walnut cheese boards, a beveled chip and dip bowl, a smoothie dispenser, a hand-held massager, and a tea kettle that whistled "This Little Light of Mine.
To-die-for
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Another nearby option, set back on a lush hilltop near Apt, the recently-opened La Coquillade, is an eco-friendly 28-room neo-Provencal bastide with sleekly-designed spacious rooms the split-level "honeymooner's" suite has its own pool and hammam, built on a 30-hectare vineyard with an ultra-modern wine cellar, Caves Aureto.
Coasting High in Provence
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The flower of Provencal love poetry are the Albas ( aubades , songs of dawn ).
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This mixture of Provencal herbs may be used also in sauces and for seasoning pizzas.
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The name marmot comes from French marmotte, from Old French marmotan, marmontaine, from Old Franco-Provençal, from Low Latin mures montani "mountain mouse", from Latin mures monti, from Classical Latin mures alpini "Alps mouse".
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This mixture of Provencal herbs may be used also in sauces and for seasoning pizzas.
Brouillon - French Word-A-Day
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Rounding off an exceptionally well-filled and desirable disc is a handful of Poulenc miniatures, ranging from the vulgarity of his early Valse via the farcical Manes de la Tour Eiffel pieces to the rumbustiously jolly Matelote provencale.
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Merci, merci, pour partager ce petit morceau charmant de la vie provencal.
Rubrique - French Word-A-Day
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Since then he's discussed rhotacism in Venezuela (eg «\er negro\» for el negro 'the black one'), leísmo in Madrid (the use of the indirect pronoun as a direct object), and Occitan/Provençal, among other things.
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The Provencale beef daube and the zucchini casserole, for instance, were decent but not distinctive.
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There are writers who describe country scenes most vividly, in ways that are full of atmosphere: Mauriac, Maupassant and the Provencal Giono, for example.
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The latter's range of home-made tarts (at £3 each) include pea, mint and goat's cheese, roast chicken and sundried tomato and pissaladière (Provençal onion with olives and anchovies) served in a choice of shortcrust or a light and, indeed, scrumptious, gluten-free pastry.
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It rested on a dais of mashed potatoes, sandwiched between ruby chard sweated with provençale-style herbs, long tongues of roasted plum tomatoes and violet-black olives.
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Even by Provencal standards, it had not been an everyday meal.
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This does bring back memories of the European Cup in 2004 when we stayed at a gite in St Didier - a lovely,friendly little Provencal village.
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