What is "rochelle"

Usage examples of "rochelle".

Although Rochelle adapted English idioms to Agro, the language itself followed a form patterned after languages of Latin derivation.

Early in the morning on the first Sunday of December, Sir Robert Appleton presented himself at a modest country house just outside La Rochelle.

As the Vatican closed in, the Priory smuggled their documents from a Paris preceptory by night onto Templar ships in La Rochelle.

Rochelle lazily, his thick dreadlocked hair hanging over his face, his eyes closing with tiredness.

They made no more halts than were required to rest their horses and, travelling principally at night, they reached La Rochelle without having encountered any body of the enemy.

Angers, Poitiers, La Rochelle, Albi, Moulins, Montpellier, Clermont sulphur, saltpetre, steel, and arms.

The same letter gives the names of the three eminent French pastors ministering to the communities of Huguenot refugees at New Rochelle and New York and elsewhere in the neighborhood.

La Rochelle, not the least curious is one related by Froissart, which occurred at the time when France was making a desperate struggle to recover her towns from the power of England.

Parker tell Buckingham to abandon the expedition to La Rochelle or expect to be murdered.

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Vide pas­sare accanto a sé il volto di Rochelle, poi si sentì investire dall'aria fredda della notte che, se possibile, aumentò ancora di più il suo senso di disorientamento.

This wine of Spaine creepeth subtilly -- In other wines growing faste by, Of which there riseth such fumosity, That when a man hath drunken draughtes three, And weeneth that he be at home in Cheap, He is in Spain, right at the town of Lepe, Not at the Rochelle, nor at Bourdeaux town.

Rochelle harbors Wendell/the Sheriff wants him/he's got nine bench warrants due.

There was in the medicine cabinet some toothpaste, some aspirin, some nose drops prescribed by a doctor in New Rochelle, New York, a bottle of Cope, some lipstick, some liquid make-up, a safety razor, an eyebrow pencil.

His officers attributed a second bon mot to him (though others gave the credit for it to a Scottish captain): in a war council at La Rochelle, the future gray eminence Pere Joseph, who prided himself on a knowledge of strategy, had put his finger on a map, saying, “.