Examples of 'naudé' in a sentence
Meaning of "naudé"
Naudé (noun): A surname of French or Afrikaans origin
How to use "naudé" in a sentence
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Naudé is destined for a great career.
Enlargements were made to libraries by Gabriel Naudé.
Naudé was forced to resign as minister.
In his chapter on book acquisition, Naudé gave tips.
Naudé believes libraries should model themselves after the best libraries of the world.
It is composed of forty thousand books, compiled by Gabriel Naudé.
Naudé included a chapter in Advice for arranging the books.
What can you eat with the Christian Naudé champagne?
Mesme offered Naudé the job of librarian to his personal collection.
The new municipality is named after the Afrikaner cleric and anti-apartheid activist Beyers Naudé.
Others conclude that Naudé harbored a fierce independence and never sought personal advancement.
Naude is an Afrikaans surname, derived from the French Naudé.
Naudé wrote Advice for Mesme as a guide for building and maintaining his library.
Fine and authentic, the Christian Naudé Ratafia Selection is a typical champagne.
Naudé spent ten years of his life improving and shaping the Bibliothéque.
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For a long time, Christian Naudé entrusted the blending processes to a winegrower 's cooperative in Epernay.
Naudé regrets that this defence by Dee of Roger Bacon is not extant.
Gabriel Naudé took directly from him in a conception of the coup d'état.
Naudé is a precursor of Pierre Bayle and Fontenelle.
The elder Naudé also helped produce the earliest translations of the Bible into Afrikaans . [ 5 ].
Naudé grew up in South Africa before moving to the Netherlands.
His deputy Tom Naudé acted for him until 6 December 1967 when he officially replaced Dönges.
Naudé devotes an entire chapter to book selection, remarked upon throughout.
Beyers Naudé was a minister at the church before he became an anti-apartheid activist.
Naudé wrote prolifically, producing works on many subjects including politics, religion, history, and the supernatural.
Naudé was born in Paris in early 1600 to a family of modest means.
