surgere造句

• We meet his widowed, photophobic mother Caroline ( Ariane Ascaride ) and his paternal grandmother ( Helene Surgere ).
• WITH : Sandrine Bonnaire ( Anna ), Fabrice Luchini ( William ), Michel Duchaussoy ( Dr . Monnier ), Anne Brochet ( Jeanne ), Laurent Gamelon ( Luc ), Helene Surgere ( Mrs . Mulon ), Gilbert Melki ( Marc ) and Urbain Cancelier ( Chatel ).
• Now, even though he collects old toys, lives in and works out of the same office / apartment his parents shared, and is even looked after by his father's disapproving secretary ( the wonderfully droll Helene Surgere ), middle-age William is no naive man-child.
• The verb is rooted in the Latin surgere, " to rise "; its primary sense is " to billow suddenly and with great force, as in a great wave . " In political lingo, this fast swelling of support fits in nicely with other metaphors of natural disaster, like avalanche, tidal wave and landslide.
• Other characters who dart in and out of the movie include Williams'nosy, disapproving secretary, Mrs . Mulon ( Helene Surgere ); Anna's wildly jealous husband, Marc ( Gilbert Melki ), who is aroused by the fantasy of his wife sleeping with William; and Chatel ( Urbain Cancelier ), a client of Monnier's whose elevator phobia Anna endeavors to cure after encountering him on the way to a session.