Little Prince, The
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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“Not destroyed, little prince,” the wolf said.
From Literature
When it comes to moments that produce waves of emotion in “George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker,” there are some obvious contenders: when the Christmas tree grows, the Nutcracker’s transformation into the Little Prince, the onstage blizzard.
From New York Times
He describes living on Stromboli as a bit like being on one of the miniature planets in the universe of “The Little Prince,” the story by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry where the eponymous boy visits a number of lonely worlds.
From New York Times
The best of humankind is in the character of the Little Prince: the kindness, the oddness, the endless inquisitiveness, the genius of creativity.
From The Guardian
Perhaps this will give the little prince the proper time to warm up to everyone's favorite political figure.
From US News
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