espagnole in a sentence

1. The “Suite Espagnole” for Piano is surely his most popular work.

2. Zolotariew immediately wrote his second and third sonatas and his Rhapsody Espagnole.

3. You need 3 cups to make the Espagnole sauce and another 2 cups to make the demi-glace.

4. He performs Lalo Symphonie Espagnole, which he previously recorded for his album Apasionado:

5. This “Big Model” Espagnole tank is 36.2mm wide and 47 mm high. the case is not too thick on 9.82mm.

6. A demi-glace consists of a mixture of half espagnole, half brown stock, which is then reduced by half.

7. There were several other students of various nationalities so it ended up being a real 'Auberge Espagnole'!

8. The well-known banner of the London-Amsterdam Bureau” (reprinted in Trotsky, La révolution espagnole [our translation]).

9. Espagnole is a basic brown sauce and its name is the French word for Spanish, though there’s virtually nothing Spanish about it.

10. And preparing the Espagnole sauce, one of the French mother sauces, beforehand will also make this preparation seem less daunting.

11. As a matter of fact, the original demi-glace, which was called demi-Espagnole, was made using white stock (veal or chicken) in place of brown.

12. One of these was Habanera, which was to make a reappearance some ten years later, in 1907–8, as part of the orchestral suite Rapsodie espagnole.

13. In addition to this, scenes have also been recorded here for L’auberge espagnole, All about my mother and, of course, Vicky, Cristina, Barcelona.

14. 6 for piano, Trois Trios for piano, violin and viola, as well as the L’Avare cache sa richesse, Canzonette espagnole du Don Quichotte de Florian.

15. With the Rapsodie espagnole, Ravel created a brilliant orchestral triptych whose first two movements Malagueña and Habanera are named after Spanish dances.

16. Insofar as that can depend on international factors, we must do everything we can to help this party win power and authority, which is only possible on the path of consistent and uncompromising Marxism” (reprinted in La révolution espagnole [our translation]).