Guillaume

[ French gee-yohm ]

noun

1. Charles É·douard [sh, a, r, l ey-, dwar], 1861–1938, Swiss physicist: Nobel Prize 1920.

Example Sentences

Picasso and Guillaume can laugh through an entire night of suggestions, inventions, songs, games that Max plays with his face.

From The Daily Beast

His famous words to me were: "Guillaume, Burgundy has been good to your family, it is now time for you to be good to Burgundy."

From The Daily Beast

Daniel was accompanied by Guerline Guillaume, who has three sons at the school.

From The Daily Beast

When he met her he was already working on a major commission, the Monument to Guillaume Apollinaire.

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This poem is a rather free translation of a similar poem by Guillaume de Deguileville, as pointed out in the Preface, p. 60.

From Project Gutenberg

Father and mother of Mme. Guillaume, whose husband succeeded to the management of the firm.

From Project Gutenberg

Guillaume d'Orange spake up after the Emperor and made the second brag.

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But Florent Guillaume, on his knees in the mud, held him back by the skirt of his jacket.

From Project Gutenberg

Presently Florent Guillaume fell asleep, which is a token of his innocency of heart.

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