After World War II there appeared Jean-Paul Sartre's left-wing monthly Les Temps Modernes (founded 1945), La Table Ronde (1948), and Les Lettres Nouvelles (1953).
Escoffier also published the monthly magazine Le Carnet d'epicure ("Notebook of a Gourmet"), which ran from 1911 to 1914.
Together they started L'Œil, a monthly, whose motto was "Tous les arts, tous les pays, tous les temps".
The two men also began to publish a monthly journal on cooperatives, Le travail ("Work"), in 1866.
This section features our bi-monthly newsletter called Le Lejoch, For Children in Amharic.
She currently has a monthly gig, "Muzik Box," at Le Bain at the Standard hotel.
In 1828 he founded his first periodical, Le Voleur, a monthly review of arts and science, and soon became an important figure in Parisian society, marrying, in 1831, the writer Delphine Gay.
These guys are typical of around 40percentt of Egyptians, trying to support a family on a monthly wage of about 1,200 LE (around $150) in jobs that are often borderline illegal.
In 1945 she and Sartre founded and began editing Le Temps modernes, a monthly review.
It was serialised monthly from July 1926 to summer 1929 in Belgian scouting magazine Le Boy Scout Belge, with a nine month break in 1927.
These are: (1) the abstracts, "les feuilles de synthese"; (2) the monthly reports, "les résumés du mois"; and (3) the list published by Sainte-Claire Deville in the accounts of the Academy of Sciences in 1859, "la liste publiée par Sainte-Claire Deville dans les comptes rendus de l'Académie des sciences en 1859".
