laborieux造句

• "' Marie-Sophie Laborieux "'is the narrator and daughter of Esternome and Idomenee.
• A lower-class woman, Marie-Sophie Laborieux, lives in Texaco, a settlement outside Fort de France, the largest town on Martinique, named for the nearby oil tanks.
• But the Christ, who is in truth a savior in the form of a city planner, is taken in hand by one Marie-Sophie Laborieux, Texaco's founder and matriarch.
• The main narrative of the story derives from Marie-Sophie Laborieux, daughter of a freed slave, as she recounts her family history from the beginning of the 1820s through to the late 20th century.
• Or, as Marie-Sophie Laborieux puts it early on : " Say what you will, do what you will, life is not to be measured by the ell of its sorrows ."
• Ayant donn?sa d閙ission, il s 閠ablit ?Paris, et devint bient魌 l un des membres les plus laborieux du Mus閑 national, ensuite de l Ath閚閑, puis de la soci閠?philotechnique, dont il fut longtemps le secr閠aire perp閠uel.
• One is characters of resplendent, mythic ordinariness, beginning with Marie-Sophie's grandfather, who died in a slave-owner's dungeon in St .-Pierre early in the 19th century, and continuing with her father, Esternome Laborieux, a household slave set free after he rescued his owner from a bandit's attack.