de la Roche

[ duh luh rawsh ]

noun

1. Ma·zo [mey, -zoh], 1885–1961, Canadian novelist.

Example Sentences

Most of the band's reunion shows were postponed after frontman Zack De La Roche suffered a leg injury during the second night of the Public Service Announcement tour in Chicago in July.

From BBC

First came a 1993 Clos de la Roche from Domaine Dujac, a gorgeous grand cru Burgundy that was delicate and nuanced.

From New York Times

Technical chart signals suggest that if prices breach $2.25, arabica could surge to the $3 level, said Hernando de la Roche, senior vice president for StoneX Financial in Miami.

From Seattle Times

In 1910, the French Baroness Raymonde de la Roche received the first pilot’s license granted to a woman.

From Washington Post

Laurent Ponsot, proprietor of Domaine Ponsot, one of Burgundy’s most important domaines, appeared at Cru and stopped the sale of bottles from his property, claiming among other things a bottle of 1929 Clos de la Roche was fake, as the domaine didn’t produce the wine until 1934.

From Washington Post