les innocents造句

• On 4 September 1780, an edict forbade burying corpses in Les Innocents and in all other Paris cemeteries.
• Lestat comes to the catacombs under Les Innocents, knowing that Armand has Nicolas, and liberates him after some difficulty.
• In 2004, she released " Comme elle vient ", a single made with another ex-member of Les Innocents, Jean-Christophe Urbain.
• Les Innocents had begun as a cemetery with individual sepulchres, but by then had become a site for mass graves.
• Concert of the year went to FFF, a French funk group, and the pop group Les Innocents were named best group.
• French rock was dominated by punk ( Billy ze Kick et les Gamins en Folie, Les Innocents or L'Affaire Louis'Trio, and post-rock band Kat Onoma.
• He performed in many other films including Long Live Life ( 1984 ), Scene of the Crime ( 1986 ), Les innocents ( 1987 ) or Nenette and Boni ( 1996 ).
• For more than two hours, Michel Fugain, Alain Chamfort, Yves Duteil, William Sheller, Marc Lavoine, les Innocents, PaulPersonne, Maxime le Forestier and I Muvrini, performed some of her biggest hits in duet with Sanson.
• Lestat cannot read Nicki's mind, but Gabrielle can, and tells him that the only things Nicolas thinks of are the funeral pyre under Les Innocents, upon which he was almost killed, and Renaud's theatre.
• Miossec, Bernard Lavilliers, Zebda, Les Innocents, Maxime Le Forestier, Frank Black, Ouf La Puce . . ., Marcel et Son Orchestre, Red Cardell, Tayfa, Boulequies et Sonotones, Ar re Yaouank, Gwenc'hlan, Oxyde de Cuivre, The Guilt.
• "' Les Innocents "'is a pop band, a duet composed of Jean-Philippe Nataf ( nicknamed Jip? vocals, guitar ) and Jean-Christophe Urbain ( nicknamed Jean-Chri, vocals, guitar, keyboards ) from 1982 to 1999, then 2013 onwards.
• Beginning from an opening ceremony on 7 April the same year, the route between Les Innocents and the " clos de la Tombe-Issoire " became a nightly procession of black cloth-covered wagons carrying the millions of Parisian dead.
• The novel was also the inspiration for two songs written by Bath based musicians, The Bookshop Band, namely " The downfall of Les Innocents " and " The Engineer's Paris " from their album " Into The Farthest Reaches ".
• A well within a walled property above one of the principal subterranean passageways was dug to receive Les Innocents'unearthed remains, and the property itself was transformed into a sort of museum for all the headstones, sculptures and other artifacts recuperated from the former cemetery.
• He found the " engineer's progress and his setbacks are narrated in a patient, tight-lipped present tense, and just as the novel rarely concerns itself with anything that doesn't impinge on the destruction of Les Innocents, so it rarely deviates from its obsessive regime of description and dialogue ".