This hurdy-gurdy is of the kind which the French call vielle en luth, because its body is shaped like that of the lute.
The other kind, which has indentations at the sides resembling those of the guitar, is called vielle en guitare.
Organ hurdy-gurdy, or vielle organisee, made by a Frenchman residing in London during the middle of the eighteenth century.
We found him by no means so officiously polite and attentive as Mr. Will Haught: on the contrary, he was fast asleep, with his nice little vielle cour cotton wig all awry.
You are driving away the vielle cour by expressing those vulgar ideas.
Vielle had prospered, but during his sickness he spent largely of his means.
He struck his vielle lightly, and the two fell into a slower pace as the minstrel sang.
Est condannee comme meurtriere A mourir ne vivra plus gaire Je la maine en son cimitiere Cest belle chose de bien faire Oyez oyez on vous fait scavoir Que ceste vielle sorciere A fait mourir et decepvoir Plusieurs gens en mainte maniere.
The vielle was a stringed instrument, sounded by the turning of a wheel within it, resembling that which we frequently see about the streets played by the Savoyards, vulgarly called a hurdy-gurdy.
The Vielle Boucherie, recently restored, dates from the reign of Louis of Maele.
Berthelot and Vielleoperated with a bomb, at first kept at ordinary temperatures in the air, and afterward heated in an oil bath to 153 deg.
Berthelot and Vielle have recently been studying the influence of the density of detonating gaseous mixtures upon the pressure developed.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vielle" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
