Jacques

[zhahk]

noun

1. a male given name, French form of Jacob or James.

Example Sentences

Duckens Nazon, Danley Jean Jacques and Louicius Deedson scored for Haiti, who bagged their first win of the final round in a match interrupted for more than an hour when a torrential thunderstorm led to a power outage in Managua.

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Jean Jacques headed home a corner to double their lead in the 35th minute.

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Others have said Jean-Louis Borloo, a former minister under right-wing presidents Jacques Chirac and Nicolas Sarkozy, could be a potential candidate.

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Such seem to have been the thoughts of Jacques Herzog, of the Swiss firm Herzog & de Meuron known for creating London’s Tate Modern, who was engaged by the Calder Foundation in 2019.

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Published as “Calder Gardens: Drawings and Texts by Jacques Herzog,” they show how he began by thinking in terms of fragments, little slivers of space in which the sculpture would act as if on stage.

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