Meanings of é in English

Stung by the frost the herbage of Wai-ka-é:

Estimates for the chance of an epidemic ranged from 2éto 35épercent.

When I accepted the assignment to interview éVoid I immediately dug out their albums and 'my bliksem' did it make me smile!

The Tarik é Soudan says: "The first king of the Songhoi was called Dialliaman," meaning, "He has come from Yemen."

Perocche, condizione é del' amore d' amare quando si sente amare, d' amare tutte le cose che ama colui ch' egli ama.

Fine Gael é minence grise Frank Flannery is sure to be much in evidence at the party's annual conference in the RDS today.

But that still leaves the lawyers to debate the definition of material, as in-companies must disclose any material changes in their business.é Wow.

Scientists used to scoff at the notion of being-in the zone,é but now weére coming to realize that this is a legitimate mind state.

Following a great gig in London earlier this year, éVoid are set to rock the stage at the Half Moon Putney on Friday 24 October.

As an historical document the Tarik é Soudan is the only source from which we get an idea as to the origin of the Songhoi.

Here's the article: É Prospect and Connecticut women are buying a historic collection of suffragette artifacts to display.

The 1988 Edition of the Encyclopedia Americana defines 'logistics' as: É the movement and maintenance of military forces.

This É investment will bring both economic and social dividends, including advances in education, productivity, basic science, and technological innovation.

I later covered three more Carnivals for Isto É, one of which stays in my memory, the one from 1988.

"En la sua voluntade é nostra pace."

"Se non é vero é ben trovato," is his motto, and in his heart the sensation-monger-ofwhatsoever age-ratherhopes the thing be true.