du Gard

British  

/ dy ɡar /

noun

1. See Martin du Gard

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Example Sentences

On the Pont du Gard, visible from Mrs. Cortellini’s vineyards, activists from ATTAC, a militant environmental group, unfurled large banners this summer reading “Stop Amazon,” and “Ni Ici Ni Ailleurs” — Not Here or Anywhere.

From New York Times

Tourists are drawn to the countryside to see a landmark of monumental beauty: the Pont du Gard, a 2,000-year-old Roman aqueduct that rises above the valley like a dusty jewel.

From New York Times

Trentin was part of a 33-man breakaway group which moved clear of the peloton early in the 200km stage from Pont du Gard, and the Italian broke clear on the approach to the final climb as the breakaway began to splinter.

From The Guardian

Trentin rode at the front for most of the stage after taking part in a breakaway that formed just after the start of the 200-kilometer hilly ride from Pont du Gard to Gap.

From Seattle Times

I’m already savouring the views of the Pont du Gard.

From The Guardian