sud ouest造句

• She performed her first internship at the " Sud Ouest " agency in Agen.
• On 8 March 2013, on the occasion of International Women's Day, the newspaper Sud Ouest, conducted a survey.
• In November, two influential traders, Alexander Lillet and Emmanuel Marly, outlined their objections to the local Sud Ouest newspaper.
• In 1936 the company was nationalized as the " Soci閠?Nationale de Constructions A閞onautiques du Sud Ouest " ( SNCASO ).
• Its address is 2491 Notre Dame Street West in the neighbourhood of Little Burgundy, located in the borough of Le Sud Ouest.
• He edited the Sunday edition of " Sud Ouest " from 1979 to 1989, then became editor-in-chief of " Sud Ouest " until 2000.
• He edited the Sunday edition of " Sud Ouest " from 1979 to 1989, then became editor-in-chief of " Sud Ouest " until 2000.
• These regional subsidiaries were Soci閠?Marseillaise de Cr閐it, Banque de Savoie, Banque Chaix, Banque Marze, Banque Dupuy, Banque de Parseval, Banque Pelletier and Cr閐it Commercial du Sud Ouest.
• In October 1995 the company bought Sud Ouest Plastiques ( of France ) for ?.1m, in January 1997 it bought TDI for ?.1m and in November 1997 it bought Gabo Systemtechnik for ?m.
• His voiturette was made by Cie des Automobiles du Sud Ouest of France in 1899 . The Leon Bollee-like 3-wheeler had dos-a-dos seating for two and a 3 ?hp horizontal single-cylinder engine.
• The mayor, on vacation himself, complained to the local daily Sud Ouest of " the influx of ` professional beggars', skinheads, or wanderlusts who consider La Rochelle a resting place on the road to Katmandu ."
• Solicited by psychiatrists, he then led interventions for an open psychiatry, a " psychiatrie du sujet ", ( " psychiatry of the subject " ) and created in particular the SOFOR ( Sud Ouest Formation Recherche ), wich developed training activities for caregivers.
• In research test for the French corporation, La Soci閠?Nationale de Construction A閞onautique Sud Ouest ( SNCASO ) Brown demonstrated what he thought was an antigravity effect in a vacuum with his device but all funding was cut off when SNCASO was merged with SNCASE, forcing Brown to return to the U . S . in 1956.