zayde informal
zaide informal

Also, he has started working as a zayde for Jewish preschool children.

Then she asked if she could put a picture of herself in Zayde's coffin.

She'd known Zayde was sick so she accepted news of his death with equanimity.

Of all the kids, Shira spent the most time with Zayde.

They know the frogs belonged to their Zayde, a man one child barely remembers and the other never knew.

How much cash you carrying, Zayde?

Opera was long a passion of Mr. Zayde's.

Rabbi Waldoks hastened to add that his zayde, or grandfather, had never heard of Mormons.

It was originally published in 1670 as preface to Marie de la Fayette's novel Zayde.

Adoring Zayde of Rachel and Raphael.

Jack Zayde (Violin)

Zayde introduced Thiele/Small design principles regarding system development so that loudspeakers could be optimized at the outset for any proposed configuration.

He began his piano studies with his mother when he was four, and later continued his work with Jascha Zayde.

"People have tried to capture the moment," said Risa Zayde, principal of the Greenville elementary school in Edgemont.

"One of his first memories was taking a walk with his zayde," Mrs. Lipman said, using the Yiddish term for grandfather.

Mr. Zayde was the first staff musician hired by WQXR, soon after the station was founded in 1936.

He and another WQXR pianist, Jascha Zayde, formed a duo that played throughout the 1960's.

Risa Zayde, principal of the Greenville elementary school, said: "I can't imagine not wanting to be part of this kind of committee.

Too Young for Yiddish again finds a boy turning to his grandfather, or Zayde, for guidance, this time with the hope of learning Yiddish.

The king complained of mistreatment by the Sultan of Zayde, an ally of the Dutch on Terrenate.

The first perfect works in French were those of Scarron and Madame de La Fayette's "Spanish history" Zayde (1670).

For many years, an in-house duo, Leonid Hambro and Jasche Zayde, performed regularly on a pair of pianos in the auditorium.

In addition to his work as a radio recitalist and duo pianist, Mr. Zayde was the staff keyboard player of the New York City Ballet.

He published with Jascha Zayde The Complete Pianist (Ludlow Music Inc., New York).

She was best known for her "Zayde" series, paintings created from sketches her father did for her daughter based on stories her daughter, then three, made up for him.

Zaide has since been said to be the foundations of a masterpiece, and received critical acclaim.

He soon abandoned Zaide, to work on Idomeneo, and never returned to the project.

He did create a miniature melodrama within his unfinished operetta, Zaide, written in 1780.

He showed one his operas (Zaide) to the manager of the Nationalsingspiel.

"Zaide" will be performed at the Rose Theater tonight and tomorrow night at 7.

The opera "Zaide," opening Wednesday, should be a highlight of the festival.

This story portrays Zaide's effort to save her beloved, Gomatz.

The photographs and index cards spread out on Miss Zaide's table presented surprises for her group.

According to Zaide, his famous Filipiniana collection was rated by foreign scholars as the best in the world.

This story represents a reversal, as Zaide goes to save her beloved, Gomatz.

Zaide was a prolific writer and historian writing about 67 books, which were adopted as textbooks for high schools and colleges.

But, Miss Zaide said child prostitution continues.

To this end, he brought a copy of his earlier opera Zaide and showed it to Stephanie, who was duly impressed.

Zaide has rejected him for Gomatz, and he vows to kill the Europeans when they attempt an escape.

The final surviving quartet suggests Zaide and Gomatz are sentenced to punishment or execution.

Zaide was the first Asian to win the United Nations Study Award in 1957.

The work now known as Zaide received its title when it was first published by J A Andre in 1838.

Here's the problem with "Zaide."

In Michaels' contemporary staging, Zaide riffles through fashion magazines while lying on a couch.

According to historian Sonia M. Zaide, the agreement consisted of three parts:

Filipino historian Gregario Zaide also wrote that the Katipunan was a government by itself.

He supplied the title Zaide to Mozart's hitherto unnamed and incomplete singspiel.

"Zaide," a fragment of an unfinished two-act singspiel, sets a young slave couple in conflict with their sultan.

But there was stylish playing from the orchestra and a chance for Valerie Vinzant to shine as Zaide.

He also recorded Mozart's Zaide.