Sentence examples for ville of from inspiring English sources

The Théâtre de la Ville of Paris is presenting Eugène Ionesco's "Rhinoceros" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music through Saturday.

Only a few examples still exist: some lunettes in the Hôtel de Ville of Brussels; a tabernacle grille from the chapel of the counts of Flanders and a window grille from the Cathedral of St. Bavon, both from Ghent (Victoria and Albert Museum); and hinges at the Hôtels de Ville of Bruges and Ypres (Flemish Ieper).

The program also includes performances by notable overseas companies, including Eugène Ionesco's "Rhinocerous" by the Théâtre de la Ville of Paris, "Kafka's Monkey" by the Young Vic Theatre Company of London, "Hamlet" from the Schaubühne of Berlin, and even street theater in the Tunel neighborhood by the Beijing Dragon and Lion Theater of China.

"The internet and technology are totally integrated in our lives and we hardly stop to reflect on it," explain Alpha-ville, of the show's inspiration.

Ville Peltonon of Finland scored his fourth goal of the tournament to lead the Olympic bronze medalists to a 4-1 victoverover the Olympic champion Czech Republic.

The urban centre transformed with the building of Place Ville Marie, installation of the Metro system of public transportation, and the hosting of Expo 67.

Five hundred armed revolutionaries took the Hôtel de Ville ("City Hall") of Paris, but, isolated from the rest of the population, they were easily defeated after two days of fighting.

After the overthrow of Mobutu's regime in 1997, the country was organized into 10 provinces and the ville (city) of Kinshasa, the latter being the equivalent of a federal district.

Middle Tennessee Fayette ville, expansion of Amana Refrigeration, Inc., heating unit plant; Johnsonville, ex pansion of Consolidated Aluminum Corporation plant; Goodlettsville, Oscar Mayer Packing plant.

NHL player Ville Leino of the Buffalo Sabres joined fashion veterans E.J. Johnston (Executive Producer of NBC's Fashion Star) and myself (Raine Magazine's Founder and Editor-in-Chief) in judging a highly competitive group of 10 rising star designers.

The Paris that Maza evokes is a mosaic of poor and working-class neighborhoods almost unimaginable in the gentrified ville musée of today.