cafard造句

• Later, under the care of nuns, Garod is given the name Cafard, which is a French word meaning melancholy of the soul.
• "Tyson is an industry of the ring, " said Le Cafard Libere, or The Liberated Cockroach, a satirical magazine based here.
• Katz is wanted by the Gestapo for being the Jewish rebel " " Le Cafard " " ( The Cockroach ), and needs her help to escape Paris.
• Jaworski published his first work of fiction, " Janua Vera ", in 2007, and was awarded that year's " Prix du Cafard cosmique " for it.
• He has also won an NEA-funded Florida Individual Writers'Fellowship, and, the Le Cafard Cosmique award in France and the T鋒tifantasia Award in Finland, both for " City of Saints ".
• The 2015 Belgian animated film " Cafard " tells the story of a boxer, Jean Lemarin ( based on the real-life Henri Herd, known as Constant le Marin ), who joins the Expeditionary Corps in order to avenge the rape of his sister by German soldiers in Occupied Belgium.
• After establishing the fort as a base, Slater and the other officers watch the restless and combat-eager Marines suffer more and more from " le cafard ", aka  the Bug,  a kind of military cabin fever frequently endured by soldiers of the French Foreign Legion who are the ancestors of the CoDominium Line Marines.
• Commenting on his literary intentions in the work, Greene wrote that it was, " an attempt to give dramatic expression to various types of belief, half-belief, and non-belief, in the kind of setting, removed from world-politics and house-hold-preoccupations, where such differences are felt acutely and find expression . " Drawing a comparison between a leper-colony doctor's work and that of a novelist, Greene adds : " A doctor is not immune from'the long despair of doing nothing well ", the same " " cafard " that hangs around a writer's life ".