plafond

The rules were published in 1914 and could have given the French the idea for plafond.

But there were several references to contract before then, and the French had been playing plafond since 1918.

The articular surface of the tibia is referred to as the plafond.

The diameter of the plafond is 16 meters.

Based on those motifs, the illuminating plafond of the hall was installed with colored glass.

In 2003 she published a book Het glazen plafond.

While he was working on the plafond of St Isaac's Cathedral, his health suddenly deteriorated.

The scoring was French-style "plafond" with which the Americans were not familiar and the host country had a small lead throughout.

The plafond was decorated with dancing circles of naked wood-nymphs and leering satyrs.

The bone surrounding the joint on the proximal side is sometimes called the plafond, especially in the talocrural joint.

Au plafond, Minuit, 1997.

Il y a des pieds au plafond (1912)

Boven me hingen de wolken als een zacht, vochtig plafond.

Een gat in het plafond (1960)

The contract idea was popular in France a decade earlier, under the name plafond, and four English officers in India were perhaps earlier still.

Le Plafond de la Chapelle Sixtine (2012)

Het pistool daverde maar de kogel ploegde door het plafond.

Comme une mouche au plafond (Like a Fly on the Ceiling) by Jijé.

He produced and directed in 2000 his first film, Le Plafond (35'), adapted from a short story by Tonino Benacquista.

Uit het plafond zakte een scherm neer en de kwamer werd donker.

Angelina zat voor hem, met haar folterdoos aan een haak in het plafond.

The boney arch formed by the tibial plafond and the two malleoli is referred to as the ankle "mortise" (or talar mortise).

Hij viel neer op een van de bedden en staarde naar het zachtgloeiende plafond.

Un des murs était occupé par une bibliothèque à étagères profondes qui montait jusqu'au plafond.

The Italian Francesco Fontebasso painted the evangelists in the church's spandrels and the "Resurrection of Christ" plafond in the vestibule.