Examples of using "Palais" in a sentence and their english translations:
The palace was heavily guarded.
She guided me to the palace.
He guided me to the palace.
This wine is pleasing to the palate.
The king was famous for his splendid palace.
Where is the Palace of Fine Arts?
Those ruins were once a splendid palace.
Where is the Palace of Fine Arts?
The royal family lives in the Imperial Palace.
The king was famous for his splendid palace.
The royal palace was built on a hill.
The Sanssouci Palace is in the rococo style.
This palace was built for the rich king.
The Supreme Court is located near the Imperial Palace.
Compared to our house, yours is a palace.
The king and his family live in the royal palace.
In Avignon one can visit the Pope's castle.
The Royal Palace is a famous historic building in Paris.
The Sanssouci Palace is an example of rococo architecture.
- Compared to our house, his is a palace.
- Compared to our house, his is virtually a palace.
In the palace live the king and the queen.
The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.
The Salon d’Argent is in the rear of the palace on its eastern side.
The king once lived in that palace.
And here we are, I'm on tour, at Palais des Congrès,
A few days later in the Bad Homburg palace gardens.
The Royal Palace in Paris was built in 1629 for Richelieu.
It's the soft palate sealing up precisely against the back of the nose.
feel your own soft palate snapping against the back of the throat.
Davout and Lefebvre were the only Marshals waiting to greet him at the Tuileries Palace.
The old widow's palace still stands next to the large castle.
We watched the changing of the guard at Buckingham palace.
mother served at the palace as a chambermaid to the future Louis the Eighteenth; his father
So to the palace she escorts her guest, / and calls for festal honours in the shrine.
Meanwhile with regal splendour they arrayed / the palace-hall, where feast and banquet high / all in the centre of the space is laid.
And now, Deiphobus, thy halls of pride, / bowed by the flames, come ruining through the air; / next burn Ucalegon's, and far and wide / the broad Sigean reddens with the glare.
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Again to Priam's palace, and again / up to the citadel I speed my way.
The next year, Wellington’s victory at Salamanca forced Soult to abandon his palace in Seville,
defending the Tuileries Palace, when it was stormed by the mob on 10th August 1792.
Guards are stationed 'round the clock at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.
Godzilla will never ever destroy the Imperial Palace nor the signboards of the sponsoring companies.
Back at his palace, while tending to the administration of the empire, news reaches Mehmed about the
Compared to our house, his is a palace.
I start from sleep, the parapet ascend, / and from the sloping roof with eager ears attend.
Within the palace, open to the day, / there stood a massive altar. Overhead, / with drooping boughs, a venerable bay / its shadowy foliage o'er the home-gods spread.
- Whether the weather is beautiful or nasty, it is my habit to walk around the Palais-Royal at 5 in the evening.
- Whether it rains or shines, it is my habit to take a walk around the Palais-Royal at five o'clock.
Just on the threshold of the porch, behold / fierce Pyrrhus stands, in glittering brass bedight.
King Henry VIII had a tennis court at Hampton Court, his palace on the River Thames, not very far from London.
We fly / where round the palace rings the war-shout's rallying cry. / There raged a fight so fierce, as though no fight / raged elsewhere, nor the city streamed with gore.
"Then bade her fly the country, and revealed, / to aid her flight, an old and unknown weight / of gold and silver, in the ground concealed."
We see the War-God glorying in his might; / up to the roof we see the Danaos pour; / their shielded penthouse drives against the door.
He spake, and nearer through the city came / the roar, the crackle and the fiery glow / of conflagration, rolling floods of flame.
Then homeward turn, if haply in her flight, / if, haply, thither she had strayed; but ere / I came, behold, the Danaans, loud in fight, / swarmed through the halls.
See, now, Polites, one of Priam's sons, / scarce slipt from Pyrrhus' butchery, and lame, / through foes, through darts, along the cloisters runs / and empty courtyards.
"Firm are thy fates, sweet daughter; spare thy fears. / Thou yet shalt see Lavinium's walls arise, / and bear thy brave AEneas to the skies. / My purpose shifts not."
Scarce spake the sire when lo, to leftward crashed / a peal of thunder, and amid the night / a sky-dropt star athwart the darkness flashed, / trailing its torchfire with a stream of light.
Close cling their ladders to the walls; these, fain / to clutch the doorposts, climb from floor to floor, / their right hands strive the battlements to gain, / their left with lifted shield the arrowy storm sustain.
But when Anchises' ancient home I gain, / my father, he, whom first, with loving care, / I sought and, heedful of my mother, fain / in safety to the neighbouring hills would bear, / disdains Troy's ashes to outlive and wear / his days in banishment.
The incident came in the wake of Al-Qaeda's admission of responsibility, in a statement published by the organization, for an attack that targeted the republican palace in the city of Al-Mukalla in southern Yemen and resulted in the deaths of 30 officers and soldiers.
Soon as he saw the captured city fall, / the palace-gates burst open, and the foe / dealing wild riot in his inmost hall, / up sprang the old man and, at danger's call, / braced o'er his trembling shoulders in a breath / his rusty armour, took his belt withal, / and drew the useless falchion from its sheath, / and on their thronging spears rushed forth to meet his death.
King Anius here, enwreath'd with laurel spray, / the priest of Phoebus meets us on the way; / with joy at once he recognised again / his friend Anchises of an earlier day. / And joining hands in fellowship, each fain / to show a friendly heart the palace-halls we gain.
"Not so Achilles, whom thy lying tongue / would feign thy father; like a foeman brave, / he scorned a suppliant's rights and trust to wrong, / and sent me home in safety, – ay, and gave / my Hector's lifeless body to the grave."
And all those watching tonight from beyond our shores, from parliaments and palaces, to those who are huddled around radios in the forgotten corners of the world, our stories are singular, but our destiny is shared, and a new dawn of American leadership is at hand.
Moaning and tumult in the house we hear, / wailings of misery, and shouts that smite / the golden stars, and women's shrieks of fear, / and trembing matrons, hurrying left and right, / cling to and kiss the doors, made frantic by affright.
Force wins a footing, and, the foremost slain, / in, like a deluge, pours the Danaan train.
Behind the palace, unobserved and free, / there stood a door, a secret thoroughfare / through Priam's halls. Here poor Andromache / while Priam's kingdom flourished and was fair, / to greet her husband's parents would repair / alone, or carrying with tendance fain / to Hector's father Hector's son and heir.
Sooth, then, shall she return / to Sparta and Mycenae, ay, and see / home, husband, sons and parents, safe and free, / with Ilian wives and Phrygians in her train, / a queen, in pride of triumph? Shall this be, / and Troy have blazed and Priam's self been slain, / and Trojan blood so oft have soaked the Dardan plain?