Toulouse

How To Use Toulouse In A Sentence

• He immediately booked a flight to Toulouse.
• In the past decade there has been a gradual departure from the legend of the Toulouse game to a rather more prosaic modern form. Times, Sunday Times
• Aerospatiale makes the cockpit and performs final assembly at its Toulouse plant.
• French target Bobo Balde of Toulouse is still swithering over coming to Celtic.
• Archbishop of Toulouse! answer all the three, with the clearest instantaneous concord; and rush off to propose him to the King; 'in such haste,' says Besenval, 'that M. de Lamoignon had to borrow a simarre,' seemingly some kind of cloth apparatus necessary for that. The French Revolution
• Then they are airfreighted to Broughton and by barge to Toulouse in France.
• The Toulouse-born midfielder is on loan until the end of the season from Racing Santander where he had already picked up five bookings and a red card.
• These opinions do not constitute a skeptical epistemology of the sort found in Montaigne's “Apology for Raymond Sebond” or in the more systematic and more openly Pyrrhonist (but far less influential) treatise Quod nihil scitur/That Nothing Is Known (1581) by Francisco Sanches, the son of Portuguese conversos who was reared and educated in France and taught in the medical faculty at Toulouse. Loss of Faith
• He was appointed lecturer at the University of Paris in 1878 and then professor at Toulouse in 1879.
• Better even than salami, chorizo or bratwurst is the hearty Toulouse sausage, or its cousin, the spicy Cumberland sausage.