15 examples of internationale in sentences
No simple Paris émeute, but a grand social movement, organised by the great and universal revolutionary power; the Société Internationale, Garibaldiism, Mazziniism, and Fenianism, have given each other rendezvous in Paris.
[Footnote 84: "A plot had just been discovered between Bourget of the Internationale, Billioray, member of the Commune, and Cérisier, captain of the 101st Battalion of the insurgent National Guard.
Out from the Square issued a valiant double line of marchers, men and women, their voices raised in the Internationale.
The Internationale swelled in volume.
The Internationale had become blurred and discordant, like a bad phonograph record.
"Revue Internationale de l'Electricite.
To that end he is arranging that the business-premises in Kingsway now being vacated by the Government shall be filled by the Commission Internationale de Ravitaillement, that the Commission's old premises shall then be occupied by the Air Ministry, and that the Hotel Cecil shall then be restored to its original ownersunless, of course, it should be wanted by the Department lately housed in Kingsway.
R80049, 21Jun51, Violet Evelyn McNeile (W) MACORLAN, PIERRE. La Venus internationale.
Pour l'esprit et la liberte, discours prononces aux seances inaugurales des XIV et XV Congres de la Federation Internationale.
8) Union Academique Internationale.
R80049, 21Jun51, Violet Evelyn McNeile (W) MACORLAN, PIERRE. La Venus internationale.
Pour l'esprit et la liberte, discours prononces aux seances inaugurales des XIV et XV Congres de la Federation Internationale.
8) Union Academique Internationale.
To the Third Internationale the obscure passes of Afghanistan are a near frontier.
And now we were whirling along towards Basle in the rather stuffy splendours provided for us by the Compagnie Internationale des Wagons Lits, that reminded one, as much as anything of being fixed into one's allotted place in a sort of gigantic Gladstone Bagan illusion assisted, no doubt, by the prominence of a deal of silver-plated fittings, in the shape of knobs and door-handles, all somewhat tarnished and dusty.
