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Bertrand

[ bur-truhnd; French ber-trahn ]

noun

  1. a male given name, French form of Bertram.


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Example Sentences

Before those fossil finds, the prevailing wisdom was that in the wake of the mass dino extinction, mammals’ brains most likely grew apace with their bodies, everything increasing together like an expanding balloon, Bertrand says.

Bertrand and her colleagues used CT scanning to create 3-D images of the skulls of different types of ancient mammals from both before and after the extinction event.

And two days after that, Bertrand set out to kill and be killed.

In August 2013, his mother had warned police that Brice was being radicalized and influencing Bertrand.

P.S. Bertrand Russell uses the word “impiety” in relation to luniks and further attempts and he is right.

U.S. and Canadian peacekeepers were deploying to train Haitian security forces for the return of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.

The film will contend with Saint Laurent, another biopic directed by Bertrand Bonello.

Bertrand was silent, almost impassible in the midst of the seething effervescence of the people.

Both are leagued against you like Robert Macaire and Bertrand against the subscribers to their joint stock company.

Betsy finished her stay at Longwood this day by remaining awhile with Madame Bertrand.

Just at this time they were visiting Madame Bertrand, and during their stay a ball was to be given.

They had nearly a mile to go, and it was especially hard for Madame Bertrand, whose baby would not be carried.

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