When I was working in Paris in 2000, Marks & Spencer announced it was closing all its French branches.
The song's catchy enough, but I worry that French branches of Primark sell TWIN TWIN-branded leopardskin onesies.
These French branches are probably elaborations of the same kernel poem that was used by Heinrich in the earlier German version.
In 1869 difficulties between the American and French branches of the order led to the establishment of the American branch on an independent basis, with Mother Angela as provincial superior under the authority of Father Sorin as superior.
They had gathered to toast A. STANLEY GLUCK, who has handled personal investments for several generations of the English and French branches of the legendary banking dynasty over the last 50 years.
It's one of a growing number of outdoor sculptures interspersed between the grenache and vermentino vines, among them Tatsuo Miyajima's illuminated flowers that sprout from the forest floor and Andy Goldsworthy's cavelike structure made of layered French branches.
The main literary tradition of Reynard the Fox, however, descends from the extant French "branches" of the Roman de Renart (about 30 in number, totaling nearly 40,000 lines of verse).
This keeps the bank in French hands and its boss, Jean Peyrelevade, in power.Mr Van Miert has also done Crédit Lyonnais a favour by forcing it to close 73 of its 1,923 French branches over the next two years.
