masse English

Meaning masse meaning

What does masse mean?

masse

— noun a shot in billiards made by hitting the cue ball with the cue held nearly vertically; the cue ball spins around another ball before hitting the object ball

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masse shot

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Simple sentences

In the German Wikipedia there are people who are such sticklers for rules, that other contributors, often far more knowledgeable, take to their heels en masse.

Movie subtitles

He wants the faculty to resign en masse to make the minister reconsider.

The occasion was interesting, in that it provided me with my first sight of the D'Ascoynes en masse.

Beyond the trees, the French infantry are advancing en masse.

The men who lay in wait withdrew en masse without receiving a single arrow?

But one day, in the year 607 ad, this people emigrated en masse towards the distant, wild north, abandoning the sturdy dwellings, the pyramids and the temples they had built.

We were up, sir, trying to knock out the enemy en masse.

And those base ships not bothering you were after me, en masse.

So they went mad, en masse.

By Victor Masse.

Julie tells me that you were in with the Norwegians, just before they all suddenly decided, en masse, to return to the old country. without signing the contracts.

The station's civilian population was leaving en masse.

Transported en masse, and in a few days relocated on a similar planet without ever realising it.

I know we're a bit intimidating en masse, but we're just like any other family.

They dupe all these oysters into following them then proceed to shuck and devour the helpless creatures en masse.

The others attacked him en masse.

Julie tells me that, uh, you were in with the Norwegians just before they all suddenly decided, en masse, to return to the old country without signing the contracts.

Sun-Times readers out here en masse, relating personally to one of our reporters.

Dresses whirl en masse. Foreheads are becoming red. Bodies warm and wed.

I had no idea that children en masse could be gracious.

Nice masse, sequestering the jury. Close ranks, makes them harder to.

I promised myself after that summer. I would never chop small green things en masse ever again.

Why have they stopped coming at us en masse?

The rioters have all started collapsing en masse.

We should go en masse and demand to speak to whoever's in charge and make them understand they can't just keep us here.

Nice masse, sequestering the jury.

You know, I promised myself after that summer, I would never chop small green things en masse ever again.

They made the excuse that they were escorting the Fuhrer, and went on this trip en masse, then? So the killer won't come to this backwoods place, huh?

Doctors said that people would die en masse.

News and current affairs

Once Korean students overthrew the dictatorship of Park's successor, Chung Doo-hwan, Korean scientists, engineers, economists, and others, returned home en masse, bringing knowledge acquired in the US with them.

During these 150 years, Europeans emigrated en masse to Latin America, driving its population up by 50 million, to North America, which saw an increase of 75 million, and to Oceania, where the population rose by 11 million.

The secularists' gains were a wake-up call for the Islamists, and they responded en masse on July 29.

Private bondholders, people and entities who lent money to banks, are being allowed to pull out their money en masse and have it replaced by public debt.

When, in April 1999, ten thousand members of the Falun Gong sect appeared mysteriously in front of Zhongnanhai, the compound of the Chinese Communist Party's leadership, to be arrested en masse, observers found it hard to explain what was going on.

If that were true, investors would abandon, en masse, their efforts to ferret out mispricing in the market, because there wouldn't be any.

Some say that young people in the rich countries are just too well off to mobilize politically, at least en masse.

Yet, at the same time, as its baby boomers retire en masse in the coming decade, Europe will need workers at all skill levels.

Three generations after West Indians began immigrating en masse to the United Kingdom, Caribbean-descended Britons still doubt that their children or grandchildren will ever be seen as fully British.

The French turned out, en masse, to say that they did not want to see the Le Pen gang take possession of their regions.

Whenever Russia's people pour into the streets en masse, as they currently are doing, from that point on things never work out well for the authorities.

With European export orders canceled en masse, Chinese factories are faced with the prospect of massive layoffs.