plainte造句

• The " plainte italienne " from Moli鑢e's play is sung to represent the mourning of the people.
• Paul Dukas'" Plainte, au Loin, du Faune " is a cryptic but affecting memorial to Debussy.
• Il adresse dans cette occasion, au tribunal de police correctionnelle, une plainte ?laquelle le funeste sort d Etienne de La Rivi鑢e emp阠he de donner quelque suite.
• The sisters confess their delight before a group of mourners arrive on stage and sing the first " interm鑔e ", the " plainte italienne ".
• Ce juge de paix avait admis la plainte; mais on lui reproche ?lui-m阭e des poursuites ill間ales contre plusieurs d閜ut閟, et un d閏ret d'accusation est lanc?contre lui.
• He also wrote a satire of corruption, the " Plainte d'amour ", perhaps inspired by the papal bull " Exivi de paradiso " ( 1312 ).
• Bosch was a very good friend of the painter 蒬ouard Manet and posed for him many times, one portrait being used as illustration for one of Bosch's publications, " Plainte Moresque " op . 85, which is also dedicated to Manet.
• After a complaint was received, the English text was blacked out and replaced by " Pour Noel, j'ai eu une plainte de l'Office de la langue fran鏰ise " ( " For Christmas, I got a complaint from the Office de la langue fran鏰ise " ).
• Since these " interm鑔es " had met with such spectacular success seven years earlier, Lully must have felt that given his lack of time, he could at the very least attract a crowd with the promise of reviving the " plainte italienne " and the final " divertissement ".
• There is a preponderance here of plaintive, slow movements, but this is this CD's strength, since they produce a music at once lyrical and meditative, particularly in the " Plainte " of the 10th Concert and the " Prelude " and " Sarabande " of the E minor Piece de Violes.
• After several years of silence, in 1920 he produced a tribute to his friend Debussy in the form of " La plainte, au loin, du faune . . . " for piano, which was followed by " Amours ", a setting of a sonnet by Pierre de Ronsard, for voice and piano, published in 1924 to mark the four hundredth anniversary of the poet's birth.
• One of the finest productions of Anglo-Norman lyric poetry written in the end of the 13th century, is the " Plainte d'amour " ( Vising, G鰐eborg, 1905; " Romania " xiii . 507, xv . 292 and xxix . 4 ), and we may mention, merely as literary curiosities, various works of a lyrical character written in two languages, Latin and French, or English and French, or even in three languages, Latin, English and French.