Sisley

[ sis-lee; French sees-ley ]

noun

1. Al·fred [a, l-, fred], 1839–99, French painter.

Sisley

/ ˈsɪslɪ; sislɛ /

noun

1. SisleyAlfred18391899MFrenchARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Alfred (alfrɛd). 1839–99, French painter, esp of landscapes; one of the originators of impressionism

Example Sentences

In the next seven days, Flores-Williams will be filing an administrative appeal to have Sisley reinstated.

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The first time Dr. Sisley listened to a veteran with PTSD describe self-medicating with weed, she ignored him.

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Requests from Sisley for a location to conduct the study were continually tabled.

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“[Biggs] was concerned and upset that I was somehow engaging in political activity,” says Sisley.

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When months went by, then years, Sisley assumed her request would be stuck permanently in the HHS review process.

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The two artists who give the true thrill of this phase of the modern movement are without question Pissarro and Sisley.

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Men like Pissarro and Sisley were not forgetting Courbet and his admirable knowledge of reality.

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Jean Sisley writes: “Each truss will make in itself a splendid bouquet.”

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Both were buried in the same grave in Sisley Grove cemetery.

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That rose so large and full, with a rare shade of violet red, brightened with crimson maroon, is Aline Sisley.

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