Examples of 'morice' in a sentence
Meaning of "morice"
Morice is a noun referring to a type of electronic organ popular in the mid-20th century
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- A morris dance.
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This was won by the Morice brothers.
You have requested the availability ofVilla Morice.
Morice leaves the cabinet and is not replaced as Minister of Industry.
New enhancement work was begun on the Morice River.
Pierre Morice is a retired French professional footballer.
Camp members have refused to allow Coastal GasLink employees to cross the Morice River bridge.
Françoise Morice school.
You have requested the availability of Villa Morice.
In his lifetime, Morice taught many aspiring artists.
The monument was created by the brothers Léopold and Charles Morice.
Morice attacked the ex officio oath, which Cosin staunchly defended.
Under pressure from the other delegations, Morice backed down, but not before making certain conditions.
Medicine containing chocolate could be the answer, according to Prof Alyn Morice.
Morice Vanoverberg, who focused on the traditional music of the Lepanto Igorots of the north.
They become the Bulkley, not the Morice despite the fact the Morice is larger.
See also
Morice Pasha, for services rendered in Egypt.
Under Queen Mary, Morice was in some danger.
He wants to know " where, as an art critic, Charles Morice writes.
Jury members Ms Morice and Ms Zvolská confirmed the quality of the videos ;.
Text by Anne-Marie Morice.
Joëlle Morice Mugnier, therapist, is one of those corrected left-handers.
He made a speciality of financial and mercantile cases, such as that of Anderson v. Morice in 1876.
Morice had a starring role in the series of three Dogwoman telemovies with Magda Szubanski in 2000.
That brings us back to the Morice River, or Wedzin Kwa in the Wet'suwet'en language.
Lonely " contains a sample of " Apocalypse ", as performed by Morice Benin.
In 1744 Morice came into conflict with the Duke of Bedford over hunting rights near Werrington.
A relation of General Monck, Morice assisted in the Restoration and was knighted in 1660.
March 16 - John Morice is appointed deputy justiciar.
