agnel
Americannoun
plural
agneauxEtymology
Origin of agnel
< Middle French: literally, lamb < Latin agnellus, diminutive of agnus lamb
Example Sentences
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Blumberg took his portable recording equipment to them partly out of necessity; Tilbury doesn’t travel, and Sophie Agnel, another accomplished pianist, had restrictions on her busy schedule.
From Los Angeles Times
Prosecutor Edwige Roux-Morizot said Agnel "recognizes the materiality of the alleged facts" but she said he did not have "the feeling that there was coercion."
From Fox News
Agnel won two gold medals at the 2012 London Olympics, in the 200-meter freestyle and the 4x100 free relay.
From Fox News
The 29-year-old Agnel, who won two Olympic golds at the 2012 Games in London, was arrested in Paris on Thursday and transferred to Mulhouse in eastern France for questioning.
From Reuters
Agnel's lawyer declined to comment.
From Reuters
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