Carrère

[ kuh-rair ]

noun

1. John Merven, 1858–1911, U.S. architect.

Example Sentences

French historian Hélène Carrère d’Encausse won last year’s prize for the social sciences.

From Seattle Times

For Carrere, who is Hawaiian and Filipino, Jo Koy’s “Easter Sunday” is the first time in her long career that she plays a character of her ethnicity.

From Los Angeles Times

His ballad “Why You Wanna Break My Heart” appeared as Tia Carrere’s show-stopping moment in “Wayne’s World” in 1992.

From Los Angeles Times

It says something about Gary Wright’s “Dream Weaver” — about its eerie atmosphere and its immersive sensuality — that the song both inspired Wes Craven to create “A Nightmare on Elm Street” and soundtracked the stirring of Mike Myers’ loins as he beholds Tia Carrere in a scene from “Wayne’s World.”

From Los Angeles Times

Subtly, the director Emmanuel Carrère reveals this social-justice drama’s real stakes: Marianne, an investigative journalist, has gone undercover.

From New York Times