Plante

[ plahnt; French plahnt ]

noun

1. Jacques [zhahk], 1929–86, Canadian ice-hockey player.

Example Sentences

“Joe Manchin was always a center to center-right Democrat,” said Plante.

From FiveThirtyEight

Plante managed the 1996 gubernatorial campaign of Charlotte Pritt, who defeated Manchin in the Democratic primary that year.

From FiveThirtyEight

Finding a solution to that potentially combustible combination of diseases “is more complicated than it appears,” Plante says.

From The Daily Beast

CBS News White House correspondent Bill Plante, for one, told me the new structure “probably makes sense.”

From The Daily Beast

“Technology has made it much easier now for the White House,” Plante went on.

From The Daily Beast

But these days, as Plante acknowledges, the filter is fraying.

From The Daily Beast

For the record, Chiyome Fukino, to whom Plante refers, is the director of the Hawaii State Department of Health.

From The Daily Beast

"Très jolie plante, mais d'une culture difficile" (Vilmorin).

From Project Gutenberg

C'est une plante semblable celle du Safran, dont il y a beaucoup dans ces quartiers-l.

From Project Gutenberg

Plante's method of forming plates was very slow, tedious, and expensive.

From Project Gutenberg

Between 1850 and 1860 a man named Plante began his work on the storage battery.

From Project Gutenberg

La plante, favorise par de fortes chaleurs et par beaucoup d'humidit, acquiert une hauteur de deux trois mtres.

From Project Gutenberg