poussard造句

• Spiers and Pond were given leave to claim ?3 from Poussard.
• Mr Poussard claimed for wrongful dismissal on his wife's behalf.
• The first performance was announced for 28 November and Poussard did not object.
• They wrote to Poussard and Douay in Melbourne requesting their assistance in forming another company.
• Poussard returned to France in December 1868 and continued performing in France and the British Isles.
• In 1861 Poussard and Douay sailed to Australia, and gave their first concerts there in Melbourne.
• Georges Poussard, also a worker in the factory, was appointed as the club's first secretary.
• Spiers and Pond engaged another performer, Miss Lewis to be ready to take over if Poussard could not.
• He attended some workshops with his teacher Phillipe Poussard who is a teacher in the university of Paris Conservatoire.
• Poussard was born in Ch鈚eau-Gontier in France, the son of music teacher and conductor Charles Francois Poussard.
• Poussard was born in Ch鈚eau-Gontier in France, the son of music teacher and conductor Charles Francois Poussard.
• But because the composer delayed, Poussard did not get the music for the last part of the opera till a few days before the 28th.
• Poussard continued to be ill for the first three days . On Thursday 4 December she was well again, but Spiers and Pond refused to have her back.
• The so-called Poussard-Bailey Opera Company gave more than 300 performances in this period as well as coping with the difficulties of travel by land and sea.
• Poussard sailed to Ceylon to meet them with his own'wife'contralto and serio-comic vocalist Florence Calzado but Douay had suffered a breakdown and been returned to France.
• In October 1868 Smythe and Poussard left for England just after their 150th concert and'the Ladies'stayed at the Cape until June 1869 when they engaged to sail directly back to Melbourne.
• In 1862 he was engaged as agent for Poussard, Douay and Bailey whom he then piloted around South Australia before the party broke up under legal action centring on a contract dispute between Poussard and Smythe.
• In 1862 he was engaged as agent for Poussard, Douay and Bailey whom he then piloted around South Australia before the party broke up under legal action centring on a contract dispute between Poussard and Smythe.
• They toured the goldfields and major towns in the States of Burke and Wills on their journey across Australia, Poussard wrote " The Dead Heroes, " a musical poem of 17 stanzas incorporating well known existing tunes.
• IWDA was formed  because women were virtually invisible as planners and managers of development programs, as Wendy Poussard stated, and in recognition of the fact that women do less well than men as a group in every country.