tinville造句

• Fouquier-Tinville called him one of the " new Cromwell ".
• Antoine Quentin Fouquier-Tinville, a radical, was named public prosecutor.
• Fouquier de Tinville, like Maximilien Robespierre, was known for his ruthless radicalism.
• Ch閚ier's plea has moved everyone and Fouquier-Tinville is forced to take up witnesses.
• A crowd of spectators enter, then the judges, presided over by Fouquier-Tinville, then the prisoners.
• Fouquier Tinville, dining out with a friend, orders the tumbrels to proceed on their way despite the uncertainty.
• G閞ard approaches the Tribunal and confesses to the falsity of his indictment but Fouquier-Tinville takes up the charges himself.
• Fouquier-Tinville married his first wife, Genevi鑦e-Doroth閑 Saugnier, with whom he would have five children, in 1775.
• Renault's trial was overseen by Antoine Quentin Fouquier-Tinville, who was heckled by Renault regarding the charges and mocked the council conducting her trial.
• Believing he is dying, G閞ard warns Ch閚ier to flee from the wrath of the prosecutor Fouquier-Tinville, Ch閚ier's enemy, and asks him to protect Maddalena.
• The Law of 22 Prairial was repealed on 1 August 1794 and Antoine Quentin Fouquier-Tinville, who had presided over the Revolutionary Tribunal, was arrested and later guillotined.
• The chief of the Tribunal, Fouquier-Tinville, was arrested, and after nine months in prison in the Conciergerie, was also executed on May 9, 1795.
• He was prosecuted in a lengthy trial before the Committee on Public Safety's Revolutionary Tribunal by Antoine Quentin Fouquier-Tinville, and Jacques H閎ert continued to attack Custine through his publication Le P鑢e Duchesne.
• When Marie Tussaud moved to London in 1802 to set up her own exhibition at the Fouquier-Tinville in addition to models of a guillotine and the Bastille and the Egyptian mummy from Curtuis'collection.
• :Francisco de Miranda was first arrested in April 1793 on the orders of Antoine Quentin Fouquier-Tinville, Chief Prosecutor of the Revolution, and accused of conspiring against the republic with Charles Fran鏾is Dumouriez, the renegade general.
• Now that the public accuser, Fouquier-Tinville, has set his sights on Chenier, it is beyond Gerard's power to save him, as he will find out when he tries to withdraw his accusations at the trial.
• The take Maastricht in February 1793 and was first arrested in April 1793 on the orders of Antoine Quentin Fouquier-Tinville, Chief Prosecutor of the Revolution, and accused of conspiring against the republic with Charles Fran鏾is Dumouriez, the renegade general.
• A few public trials were staged  including those of Carrier, held responsible for the mass-drowning at Nantes, and Fouquier-Tinville, notorious as the public prosecutor of the Great Terror of the late spring and summer of 1794  after which the Revolutionary Tribunal was quietly put aside . }}
• With : Luciano Pavarotti ( Andrea Chenier ), Maria Guleghina ( Maddalena ), Stephanie Blythe ( Madelon ), Juan Pons ( Gerard ), Paul Plishka ( Mathieu ), Wendy White ( Bersi ), Judith Christin ( Countess ), Bernard Fitch ( Abbe ), Michel Senechal ( Incredibile ), Hai-jing Fu ( Roucher ), Christopher Schaldenbrand ( Fleville ), Jeffrey Wells ( Dumas ), Yanni Yannissis ( Fouquier-Tinville ), Richard Vernon ( Schmidt ) and Bradley Garvin ( Major-Domo ).