Sentence examples for paris times from inspiring English sources

PARIS — Times are getting tough for the largest art museum in the world.

An interviewer in The Paris Times in 1928 praised her skills as choreographer, linguist and performer, and predicted that when she reached her "full capacity for rhythmic dancing," James Joyce "may yet be known as his daughter's father".

Missing Paris times with this one.

Prior to her position at Clubplanet, Taryn held the title of Music Editor at The Daily Free Press and Assistant Editor at The Paris Times.

The Indian Government promised technical and financial support to strengthen resilience and adaptive capacities, and also political patronage, such as backing of PICs' positions at the COP21 climate change talks held in November 2015 in Paris (Times of India 17.8.2015).

PARIS — Time was, teachers would tell students to turn off their cellphones in the classroom.

PARIS — Time was when fine watchmaking was a smallish world, easily navigated by its coterie of wealthy customers and collectors.

PARIS — Time is running out for the watch industry to find ways to capture the attention of potential luxury watch enthusiasts.

French broadcasters, observing the country's election law, are waiting for 8 p.m. Paris time to announce the results of Sunday's vote even as unofficial tallies, released by Swiss and Belgian news sites, circulated wildly on Twitter using joking code on the #RadioLondres thread.

Hughes cut Lindbergh's New York-to-Paris time in half while setting the around-the-world record in 1938, and true to its subject, The Aviator could be the quickest two hours and 50 minutes ever committed to celluloid, driven thrillingly onward by Thelma Schoonmaker's symphonic editing.

Blake aka "Serena" has been spotted in PARIS several times this week while filming the upcoming season of hit show "Gossip Girl".