Meanings of little vignette in English

A pretty little vignette, which the threshing-machine has now made antique.

There is a little vignette of Napoleon's men in captivity.

This little vignette is pretty much Riptide in a nutshell.

A curious little vignette that I am inclined to think caught Filmer in or near the very birth of his discovery.

Lesley Garret partners him with sweet, true tone as Eurydice, and there is a pert little vignette of Amor from Helen Williams.

So, when I was born, some years afterward, papa, gratefully remembering this dazzling little vignette of his youth, was absurd enough to christen me Giorgione.

Glasgow 15 Leinster 18 There was a little vignette at the start of the second half which, for a Leinster supporter, must have been reassuring.

There were many little vignettes from last Monday's documentary Anthony Foley: Munsterman on RTE.

That's why the songs have added dimension, more than what we realized, because she makes little vignettes and stories out of every song.

'Ah, there you are, Yovell...' The little vignette of the girl and the young captain vanished from his thoughts.

"Yes," I answered, snapping the spring of the locket which hung from my watch-chain, and holding up the little vignette of Flora.