- A
bustle is a
padded undergarment or wire
frame used to add fullness, or
support the drapery, at the back of women's
dresses in the mid-to-late 19th century...
- Vanfleteren,
Corneel (3 June 2024). "Le débat sur le port du
voile prend une
tournure après les
propos de Pierre-Yves
Jeholet (MR)".
Business AM (in French)...
-
January 2014. "L'attaque de
Pierre Bergé
contre le Téléthon
prend une
tournure politique". Le Monde. 21
November 2009.
Archived from the
original on 17...
-
started to
disappear with it
being more
dangerous to working-class women.
Tournures or
bustles were developed. Victorian-era
cosmetics were
typically minimal...
-
Retrieved 24 May 2020. "La
succession de Jean-Loup
Dabadie prend une
tournure judiciaire". Le Monde. "Mort de
Claude Br****eur, le comédien de tous les...
- général anglais. Un vrai singe,
excellent militaire, d’ailleurs, malgré sa
tournure simiesque. He
slept well, did
General MacKackmale, with both eyes shut...
- terms: “plume”
describes a
writing utensil and an
ornament for hats; “
tournure” and “style” are
forms of
writing and dressing; “boutiques” sell books...
-
filed by
their British agent, C. Amet.
Milliet had
already patented a '
tournure de femme' in
Paris on 24
April 1856
which was
described as
comprising "elastic...
- Weise)
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing Some
mathematical aspects by H. C.
Doets Tournures by D. G.
Emmerich Venus de l'île by Mérimée
Extract from the
Opera The...
- jingles. It was the
final part of a
trilogy of exhibits, the first, "
Tournures and
Hooped Petticoats" (Fardagály és kámvás rokolya)
being held from 2010...
