Sentence examples for its rues from inspiring English sources

The oddest quality of that bygone modernist Paris that makes its history so elusive as you wander today through its rues, its places, as you browse at Shakespeare and Co - complete, the last time I was there, with an expatriate North American writer trying to sell secondhand books to purchase, what, a square meal? a typewriter ribbon?

For its part, Merrill said in its statement today that it rued its dealings with Enron.

After World War I, virtually every town in France had its Rue or Avenue Pétain.

Account of the trial of 12 French citizens accused of having helped the German Gestapo in its Rue de la Pompe torture chambers.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, December 27 , 1952P. 51 Account of the trial of 12 French citizens accused of having helped the German Gestapo in its Rue de la Pompe torture chambers.

In its perfection, he rues and adores its flaws.

For spring/summer 2009, Chanel re-created the entire front of its famous Rue Cambon store in Paris for a 15-minute show - the same store from which 16 members of staff are said to have been laid off.

The cat-bag, which comes in two sizes - the smaller priced at €950 or $1,400, and the larger at €1,250 - forms part of a pet accessories range sold in a specialty boutique, Le Chic du Chien, that Goyard opened last year opposite its flagship Rue Saint Honoré store.

It is Pakistan that should rue its repeated unequal alliances with the United States and its generosity toward the millions of Afghan refugees, most of whom, including the families of some of the elite, remain in Pakistan.

The ever-trendy Frenchie wine bar has expanded its space (5-6 rue du Nil, 75002) to accommodate its bustling clientele.

Because even if "Margaret" doesn't win any awards, it will be remembered, years and decades hence, as one of the year's, even the decade's, cinematic wonders, and will leave historians to ponder and rue its lack of recognition in its own day.