French physician-novelist: 1894-1961

Usage examples of celine.

Celine was beautiful and royal, and proud and wonderful, and what chance would a scruffy, penniless Animist have with someone like that?

Celine bore off, then gybed her round without a hand from Will, and ran offshore like an arrow into the seething blackness.

It represents the erotic, libidinal, anarchistic, and subjective values worshiped by Hagbard Celine and our friends in the Legion of Dynamic Discord.

He hit the mainmast, grabbed on to it, then grabbed Celine as she swept by, coughing and retching water.

Celine went out of the dining-room she felt pettishly that she had done more than her share of the work that evening.

His legs were numbed to uselessness, Celine was sitting on the bottom boards in swirling, slopping water, incapable, and Kershaw never moved.

Celine, whisking through the house with the Hoover and clean linen, found herself wishing they had stayed longer.

They had six children: Lucina, Therese, Margaret, Marcia, Celine and Clarence.

Celine was taken on a barge tour through the canals, a brisk view of the Dam Palace and the Dam Square, lunch in the Bijenkorf store, so that they could have a quick look round its enticing wares, a glimpse of the Beginjnhof, a group of charming almshouses tucked away behind Kalverstraat, and an even briefer glimpse of the Rijksmuseum, but only from the outside.

Celine saw them into their rooms, left them to fetch their things, told the man where to put the Dormobile and went to make tea.

Celine led the way upstairs, past the family bedrooms and those with the fourposters and the lovely views, and showed him three rooms in the east wing, all charming, although she very much doubted if he would appreciate them.

From a mile away Celine had discovered two luggers of the trade, both French, one of which she thought she recognised.

And in between all this, Celine found time to draw up lists of groceries with her mother, make up a few hopeful menus, and retire to the big shed at the bottom of the kitchen garden and paint a large sign.

But in the late 1930s Celine declared himself to be an antisemite and a Nazi sympathizer, and after World War II was tried and imprisoned as a war criminal.

Top of the Pops was on and the spur were congregated in front of the television, cheering Mockalenny who was breakdancing incongruously to a Celine Dion single.