coming to quebec造句

• Now the concept is coming to Quebec City.
• There is scant sympathy and little understanding among Americans when it comes to Quebec's dream of independence.
• He had come to Quebec to get away from this employment, but is haunted by the deaths of his victims.
• As a young man he served in Portugal before coming to Quebec in 1665 as a Lieutenant in the Carignan-Sali鑢es Regiment.
• Sovereigntists have also been against the presence of members of the Premier Jean Lesage's son, should the Queen come to Quebec.
• We had 400, 000 Frenchmen come to Quebec last year and one in four went home carrying a can of maple syrup,
• Quebec has relaxed immigration rules on which relatives qualify for sponsorship, to allow Haitian Quebecers to sponsor more relatives to come to Quebec.
• He said 280, 000 tourists from the northeastern United States normally visit Canada in January, February and March, many coming to Quebec ski resorts.
• These individuals, these people do not represent the vast majority of those who have come to Quebec City in order to express peacefully and calmly their legitimate concerns.
• These individuals, these people do not represent the vast majority of those who have come to Quebec City in order to express peacefully and calmly their legimate concerns.
• "These individuals, these people do not represent the vast majority of those who have come to Quebec City in order to express peacefully and calmly their legitimate concerns, " he said.
• A multi-media artist and creator of " sociological art " ( 1971 ), he initiated many public participation projects with radio, television and print media in many European and Latin American countries before coming to Quebec.
• Bush gave a nod to the protesters by saying he had come to Quebec to listen " to voices inside this hall and those outside this hall who want to join us in constructive dialogue ."
• Tell your Dubya Bush he can cringe but he cannot hide behind this barrier, " said Josee Pelletier, a purple-haired protester from Montreal, who said she had come to Quebec City to " pulverize capitalism, to show the fury of the people ."