Sentence examples for grande place from inspiring English sources

The 19th-century neo-Gothic Church of Saint-Christophe dominates the central square, the Grande Place.

There are areas near the center of the city, not far from the splendid Grande Place (or Grote Markt), with its ornate seventeenth-century guildhalls, that are inhabited almost exclusively by immigrants from North Africa, Turkey, Congo, Rwanda, and elsewhere.

But equally fascinating is the Swiss Camera Museum, nestled between similar quaint buildings in Vevey's old town overlooking the Grande Place where aficionados can enjoy all things still and moving photography.

Miller was an accomplished artist in his own right, independent of Grande's place in his life.

The former fishing port of Tofino, some 40 miles north of Bamfield, has advanced in no more than a decade from a stellar destination for a few busloads of savvy bohemians to a grande-luxe place for Vancouver weekenders and the Toronto or Seattle cappucinocracy.

The employee, whom officials did not identify, worked at the Animal Care and Control facility in Casa Grande and was placed on administrative leave after euthanizing the dog, a female shepherd mix, by mistake on Monday.

Lady Denham is the grande dame of the place, by virtue of "many thousands a year to bequeath, and three distinct sets of people to be courted by".

While the former couple, who had been together for roughly two years, broke up in May in what became a very public uncoupling, the only place for Grande in this narrative is in describing Miller's past relationships.

But the year of Chantelle's disappearance, the Alberta Crime Reduction and Safe Communities Task Force released a report that pinpointed resource-based places like Grande Prairie as the areas where homelessness and affordable housing were most severely impacting residents' safety and security.

Looking through Vogue in the early '20s, as well as the Seeberger Brothers' photographs of "grandes elegantes," at places like Chantilly, one sees skirts well below the knees, with all kinds of drapes and entanglements.

Under the pretence of occupying so-called holiday homes, thousands of citizens of la Grande Bretagne are already in place as a fifth column waiting for the signal to rise up and secure Brittany's true destiny.Michael MetcalfNew York.