babylone造句

• It was never reopened owing to its proximity to the station S鑦res  Babylone.
• In honor of the Theatre de Babylone,
• Metro : Rennes or Sevres-Babylone.
• ?partir de l? les opinions divergent entre Sages de Galil閑 et de Babylone.
• Metro : Bac or Sevres Babylone.
• Jacquemart died suddenly at his apartment in the Rue de Babylone, Paris on the night of 4 January 1896.
• By the early 1950s Delerue was composing music for short films and writing theatrical music for the Th殁tre Babylone and the Op閞a Comique.
• On Jan . 5, 1953, exactly 50 years ago, " En Attendant Godot " opened at the Theatre de Babylone in Paris.
• Serreau directed the Th殁tre de Babylone in Paris during the 1950s-1960s and established the Th殁tre de la Temp阾e at La Cartoucherie in Vincennes in 1970.
• The station " S鑦res  Babylone " contains an exposition of ecology, with showcases on recycling, renewable energy or water consumption and electricity consumption in the world.
• THEATER-GODOT ( Undated ) _ On Jan . 5, 1953, exactly 50 years ago, " En Attendant Godot " opened at the Theatre de Babylone in Paris.
• Those relationships allowed him to bring a group of Baylor acting students to Paris in 1952 for an intensive theatre study program and to produce and stage a production of Green Grow the Lilacs at Theatre Babylone.
• First published in French as " Adieu, Babylone " in 1975, his novel was translated by Sheila Fischman and published in English in 2005 . The early years of Kattan s life were complicated.
• In 1960, " La princesse de Babylone " ( " Princess of Babylon " ), an op閞a bouffe after the work of Voltaire adapted by Pierre Dominica, was praised for its lyrical originality and spectacle.
• None of this could have been predicted 50 years ago when the curtain rose on an almost bare stage at Theatre de Babylone and the audience watched as Estragon sat on a country road and tried to take off his boot.
• Terzieff made his debut in 1953 at the Parisian " Th殁tre de Babylone " of Jean-Marie Serreau in " Tous contre tous " of La prisonni鑢e ", in which he interprets an artist manipulator.
• In 1809, he began writing for the Th殁tre de la Ga顃? his first play there being " La Citerne "; on 30 October 1810, his first hit was " Les Ruines de Babylone ".
• Along the adjacent rue de Babylone the Duchess had a two-story town house built to accommodate the Orl閍ns children, their governesses and tutors, which served as H閘鑞e's home from 1876 until her father was again exiled.
• It's a lovely job, featuring places that even natives might not know about, and tourists couldn't possibly know about _ La Pagode, a movie theater on Rue de Babylone that offers a beautiful miniature Chinese garden, and many more.
• The English texts she closely examines include Chaucer s " The Canterbury Tales ", the English Charlemagne Romances like " Sir Ferumbras " and the " Sowdone of Babylone " ( p . 172-3 ) and several others.