Velde

British  

/ ˈvɛldə /

noun

1. See van de Velde

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Example Sentences

Christian Vande Velde, the former pro cyclist who works for NBC, enthused at the possibility.

From The Wall Street Journal

Vande Velde agreed that the peloton would be a challenge—“banging bars at 60 kilometers per hour in the last 5K…no thank you!”—but he couldn’t help but wonder how Stolz would fare.

From The Wall Street Journal

Three days before Wednesday's hearing, one of the survivors of the fire Mélanie Van de Velde posted an open letter, describing the extent of her injuries and how her body had become "a battlefield", with 40% burns.

From BBC

But the Gen Z movement was different in its use of social media such as Discord, Instagram and TikTok to mobilise in real-time ever-connected youngsters who then brought in other sectors of society, said University of Montreal sociologist Cecile Van de Velde.

From Barron's

"In the triggers of the protests, there is first the will of young people to stand up for the essential needs of their communities, their refusal to be dispossessed of the basics for survival: health, security, political representation," said Van de Velde.

From Barron's