Sentence examples for toulouse from inspiring English sources

During the student revolt the Toulouse I campus was shut only for a brief period, and student leaders were booed.It helps that the university has an international reputation for economics.

The jet was handed over at a ceremony in Toulouse, where Airbus is based.

He was brought in to fill the gap left by the departure of George Ford for Bath – Leicester's opponents on Sunday – when Ford tired of playing second fiddle to the man he could well replace in the England team when Flood moves to France in the summer, probably to Toulouse, although that is yet to be confirmed.

More recently, France was convulsed by a series of murders over nine days last March including three French soldiers of north African descent killed in two separate shootings, and a rabbi, his two young sons and a third child in an attack on a Jewish school in Toulouse.

Neither side has convinced the electorate these are real solutions rather than wishful thinking.Meanwhile, the killings in Toulouse have brought security and Islamism to the top of the agenda.

Marseille moved ahead of Paris Saint-Germain on goal difference, one point behind leaders Lyon while Toulouse remained in the danger zone, two points below safety.

In recent weeks, the savage killings of North African soldiers and a Jewish father and schoolchildren in Toulouse by an Islamist fanatic of French nationality and Algerian background have thrown the country into trauma, evoking repressed memories of French colonial history and antisemitism.

Two years ago, in May 2012, Toulouse gunman Mohamed Merah shot dead seven people, including three children and a young rabbi outside their Jewish school.

Previous exhibitions include Ray Caesar's engrossing digital prints, depicting his Victorian future-world denizens, the ink and acrylic carnivalesque creatures by Toulouse-born painter Ciou, and in spring 2011 the gallery hosted the first solo show in the Netherlands by Sarah Maple, England's "heir to Emin".

Schiele can be spoken of in the same terms as other phenomenal draughtsmen – Rembrandt, Ingres, Degas, Toulouse-Lautrec, Van Gogh, Picasso, Klee, Sutherland and, in our own time, Michael Andrews and David Hockney.

One report by economists from City University London and the Toulouse School of Economics argues that selling visas could price criminal smugglers out of the market and raise money for improving border controls.