ignace in a sentence

1. Up next, we have the dynamic duo of Vivian and Ignace.

2. Joseph-Ignace Guillotin was PoliticDoc and NOT InventorDoc

3. Marie and St. Ignace near Mackinac Island in 1668 and 1671.

4. Bishop Ignace Bessi Dogbo: By and large, the situation is calm.

5. The church Saint-Ignace also contains the tombs of several bishops of Dubrovnik: Mgr.

6. But Ignace Murwanashyaka was not just concerned with the theatre of war in Eastern Congo.

7. You can reach the island by ferry from Mackinaw City or St. Ignace between May and October.

8. Stay in a hotel on the mainland in a town like St. Ignace, and you’ll pay $70 to $80 a night.

9. After the French Revolution the two priest brothers Bruno and Ignace Mertian undertook a reform.

10. In this house Van Marcke discovered Ignace’s universe, perfectly organized, ordered and orchestrated.

11. Individuals committed to genuine Bolshevism (such as Ignace Reiss) may occasionally surface from its ranks.

12. In its visit to the Ignace Deen Hospital, the delegation found, however, that much still needed to be done.

13. Ignace died in 2013, a few months before her parents would move into the house in the woods that was his home.

14. Their president, Ignace Murwanashyaka, led the group from Germany for many years and was arrested on 17 November.

15. One of its leaders, Ignace Murwanashyaka, lived in Germany at the time and orchestrated the crimes via the internet.

16. Ignace de la Potterie raises the question whether Mary had intended to preserve her virginity despite her marriage to Joseph.

17. Some, like Ignace Wanyandie and Louis Karakuntie, were the Iroquois voyageurs that travelled west with the North West Company.

18. There is the murder of [defector] Ignace Reiss in Switzerland; the series of murders of Trotsky’s secretaries and members of his family.

19. Ignace Mertian said in 1843 that the noviciate had two functions: preparation for the religious life and preparation for professional life.

20. One of the most famous pieces of 19th-century salon music was the "Fifth Nocturne" of Ignace Leybach, who is now otherwise mostly forgotten.