Vaux in a sentence

Vaux had written a letter to Wenman regarding the marriage of her son Edward Vaux.

A trial date was set for 28 September, but Vaux’s outburst prompted him to be called back into court where, according to the Doncaster Free Press, he told the bench “I am going to abuse liars” when warned his behaviour had been abusive.

Grands Vaux School and youth club, which have been shut for the past two days, will re-open tomorrow.

Roku’s Vice President of Content Acquisition & Programming Jennifer Vaux.

Vaux had announced that a pint of Samson would cost just 99p for the duration of November 1993.

Abbaye des Vaux de Cernay might be located just an hour outside the city, but a stay here feels far removed from Paris.

In the 843-acre haven, the designers Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux included formal gardens, promenades, open fields and woodlands.

Stables foreman Bob Stobbart said at the time: “Unlike other breweries, Vaux has a working stable.

Steep masonry chimneys, like the one at Chapman, have become popular substitute roosting spots for the birds, who are named for William Vaux, a scientist and friend of John Kirk Townsend, who discovered the species.

A beautiful example of this mix of principles is seen in the Park's Mall in New York's Central Park, a large promenade leading to the Bethesda Terrace and the single formal feature in Olmsted and Vaux's original naturalistic design.

Anne Vaux was related to Catesby, and to most of the other plotters.

By the night of 16/17 December, the French had consolidated a new line from Bezonvaux to Côte du Poivre, convert beyond Douaumont and convert north of Fort Vaux, before the German reserves and Eingreif main units could counter-attack.

Detail of illumination in the Vaux Passional thought to depict Henry mourning the loss of his mother (1503).

Downing had brought Vaux from England as his architect collaborator.

During the same time, Bank Rock Bridge, also called Cabinet Bridge, across the mouth of the cove was recreated in carved oak with cast-iron panels and pine decking, its original materials, following Vaux's original design of 1859–60.

Flank support was arranged with neighbouring regiments and diversions were planned near Fort Vaux and the ravin de Dame main.

Following the dissolution of the Central Park Commission in 1870 and Andrew Green's departure from the project, and Vaux's death in 1895, the maintenance effort gradually declined.

Golb's book presents observations about de Vaux's premature conclusions and their uncontroverted acceptance by the general academic community.

He had, for example, built an opulent château at Vaux-le-Vicomte where he entertained Louis and his court ostentatiously, as if he were wealthier than the king himself.

In 1887, Olmsted and Calvert Vaux issued a supplemental report detailing plans to restore the falls.