Meanings of á in English

I believe that the process is known as 'casting á cire perdue.'

Duck á L'Orange, once seen as the height of culinary sophistication.

This secret consisted in stealing á pastésas, which they still practise.

I slowly turned, spit out my gum (á la Jericho), and charged the ring.

The journey to Gracias á Dios was a difficult and dangerous one at that season of the year.

Tod á frames con null delta.

Mercatorem á pollice secundum, stultorum, tertium.

When I was on the Frigate (Þegar eg var á fregátunni) first published in Skírnir for 1910.

Duck á L'Orange is a dish that I've been preparing since the start of my career and is always popular.

It spread through my body quite slowly, so that by the time we reached Ginza I was in á terrible state.

This more tricky recipe is well worth the effort of making it, try something spectacular with this Duck á L'Orange tonight.

Basically, belt the ball long, albeit with precision, á la Juan Hernandez, and wait for the error count to rack up.

Shoplifting, and other kinds of private larceny, are connected with stealing á pastésas, for in all dexterity of hand is required.

The other patronato is: Simancas-Filipinas ;Descubrimientos ,descripcionesy poblaciones de las Yslas Filipinas; años 1566 á 1586; est.

Every time I see such items displayed in shops, I want to stop and shout á la John McEnroe, "You cannot be serious!"

Berkeley Systems is plotting to produce future "special edition" modules á la Trivial Pursuit, which will give new sets of questions centered on themes.