Blois in a sentence

Blois says staying behind can not only put yourself at risk, but also put first responders at risk.

The call for "Black Thursday" resonated across Marseille, Lorient, Blois, Bourges, Nantes, Brest, Saint-Malo, Rennes, and beyond, with officers expressing their anger at police stations and on pavements.

Muslims were present for mass in a number of cities, including Blois and Toulouse, as a mark of respect for the victims of last week’s attack.

A call to de Blois' office reached voice mail but was not immediately returned.

SOM’s Natalie de Blois was, by all accounts, the driving force behind 270 Park Avenue, despite Gordon Bunshaft getting the credit as the design partner.

According to "Tradition", repeatedly cited by F.C. De Blois.

At 18, he graduated and returned to Blois.

Because Paris was held by enemies of the crown, Catherine had to be buried provisionally at Blois.

David Carpenter and R. Davis, however, observe that Stephen had ended up breaking his promises to the Church, was forced to appear before a church court, and damaged his relationship with Henry of Blois, which would have grave implications in 1141.

Despite the plan made in advance, Count Louis I of Blois does not wait for the rest of the army and charges ahead with his unit after the much faster light cavalry of the Cumans.

He paid ten francs for a series of lessons from a man named Maous from Blois who was a podiatrist but also entertained at fairs and parties doing magic.

He was able to profit from disunity in England, where Stephen of Blois and the Empress Matilda were engaged in a struggle for the throne, to extend the borders of Gwynedd further east than ever before.

His death threatened to derail the Treaty of Gisors that Philip had orchestrated to isolate the powerful Blois-Champagne faction.

His power was limited to Blois, Tours and the surrounding districts.

Illustrated History of Magic by Milbourne Christopher 1973 citation His father, Prosper Robert, was one of the best watchmakers in Blois.

It was during this period while at a party that he met the daughter of a Parisian watchmaker, Monsieur Jacques François Houdin, who had also come from Jean Robert's native Blois.

It was enhanced by Henry de Blois during the Anarchy of his brother King Stephen 's reign.

Legacy This is the public "dragons" display at Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin's house in Blois, which has been turned into a museum.

Meanwhile, Stephen's brother Henry of Blois and Archbishop Theobald of Canterbury were for once unified in an effort to broker a permanent peace between the two sides, putting pressure on Stephen to accept a deal.

On 8 September 1588 at Blois, where the court had assembled for a meeting of the Estates, Henry dismissed all his ministers without warning.