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Coleman Hawkins and
Confrères is an
album by
saxophonist Coleman Hawkins which was
recorded in 1958 (with one
track from 1957) and
released on the Verve...
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Norbertine Catholic monastery in Silverado,
Orange County, California. The
confreres of the
abbey live a life
combining both the
monastic life with an active...
- 26 May 2001 he was
ordained a priest. The
first member (together with a
confrere and 3
religious sisters) of his
order to work in Mongolia, he has served...
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founded by
Ibrahim al-Batawi, for many
years professor at al-Azhar. He was a
confrere of
Sheikh Abdu-l-Halim Mahmud,
Shaikh al-Azhar, who was very influential...
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distributed either in this way or to the president's
ideological or
partisan confreres. Most amb****adorships, however, are ****igned to
foreign service officers...
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integrity and
financial skill obtained credit not
alone with
their Jewish confrères, but with the
banking fraternity in general. By this means,
Jewish financiers...
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recounts to a
gambler that he has even
heard a
preacher (plus
subtil que ses
confrères) cry: "Mes
chers frères, n'oubliez jamais,
quand vous
entendrez vanter...
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Alderman Alastair John
Naisbitt King MStJ DL (born 5
November 1968), is a
British financier and ****et manager,
Chairman of
Naisbitt King ****et Management...
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distinctive marks) of a short-lived
Catholic confraternity also
named Confrères de la Paix ("Confraternity of Peace"). They
formed an
organisation of...
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territories were
under German administration during 1871–1918).
confrère (also
confrere) a colleague, an ****ociate contre-coup
against the blow. This word...
