-
plays survive from this period. The most
noteworthy are L'Étourdi ou les
Contretemps (The Bungler) and Le
Docteur Amoureux (The
Doctor in Love); with these...
- L’Étourdi ou les
Contretemps (The Blunderer, or the Counterplots), also
known in
English as The Bungler, is a five-act
theatrical comedy by the French...
-
Campus of the
University of
Saskatchewan in 1961.
After a
protracted contretemps over the
siting of
several faculties in
Saskatoon which had been promised...
- that
illumines an
object from the
other side of your own
point of view.
contretemps an
awkward clash; a delay.
coquette a
flirtatious girl; a tease. cordon...
-
Vincent and
Jules wash up in Jimmie's bathroom,
where they get into a
contretemps over a
bloody hand towel. When the
diner holdup turns into a standoff...
-
Josef von
Sternberg (German: [ˈjoːzɛf fɔn ˈʃtɛʁnbɛʁk]; born
Jonas Sternberg; May 29, 1894 –
December 22, 1969) was an
American filmmaker whose career successfully...
- competition. The book was
translated into
French by Jean
Bonnefoy as Tous nos
contretemps,
published by
Bragelonne in
September 2017, and
translated into German...
- (November 4, 1991). "Television Gets on the
Bandwagon Of the Thomas-Hill
Contretemps". The New York Times.
Retrieved February 27, 2008. Melville, Lee (June...
- John J.
Crittenden to the post of
Attorney General.
Despite this, the
contretemps continued until the president's death. Clay was not the only one who...
- l'épreuve des Lumières. Les stratégies
critiques de la Haskalah", in:
ContreTemps, n° 17,
septembre 2006 (in French) Ruderman,
David B. (2000). Jewish...
