Noun:

वागणूक, एकमेकांशी वागा,

delaine's Usage Examples:

Going into the 2016 season, Calvillo was named offensive coordinator with Jacques Chapdelaine as his special advisor as he grew into the role.

Michael Henry Levin"s view of Bel-imperia as a revenger is similar to Madelaine"s.

After head coach Jim Popp resigned and Chapdelaine was promoted to that position, Chapdelaine also took over play-calling duties from Calvillo.

Louis Hémon, author of the French novel Maria Chapdelaine, was struck and killed by a train in Chapleau on 8 July 1913.

His mother Madelaine was the daughter of the fur trader John Askin and an Ottawa woman.

While fishing, Aren Cordelaine sees William fighting off the griffin and, trying to help, unintentionally kills the creature with a blast of magic.

References1190 births1231 deathsWilliamJusticiars of IrelandMagna Carta baronsEarls MarshalNorman warriorsNormans in Ireland13th-century Irish peopleBurials at the Temple ChurchLords Lieutenant of Ireland Louis-René Madelaine Le Vassor, comte de La Touche-Tréville (3 June 1745 – 19 August 1804) was a French Vice-admiral.

In 1856, the death of missionary Augustus Chapedelaine trigged a French military expedition during the Second Opium War, which China lost.

Prior #5 (played by Morris Chapdelaine) Visits the Sodan homeworld in Arthur's Mantle and causes Volnek to turn on his fellow Jaffa and kill them.

In 1934 Duvivier collaborated with Jean Gabin for the first time in the film Maria Chapdelaine, while for La Bandera (1935), he availed himself of the writing talent of Charles Spaak, who had previously worked with Jacques Feyder, Jean Grémillon, Marc Allégret and Marcel L'Herbier.