Marseilles in a sentence

Matthews directed the South African Western thriller Five Fingers for Marseilles about the young ‘Five Fingers’ who fought for the rural town of Marseilles, against brutal police oppression twenty years ago.

Commercial centers in Europe with particularly large settlements were, at that time, Trieste, Paris, and Marseilles.

Everton signed Ndiaye from Marseilles for £15 million and sent Neal Maupay in the opposite direction.

Today, the prison is open to tours, and a walk around the complex offers a great view of Marseilles.

With no heating or oxygen on board for the passengers, Flight Lieutenant Taylor radioed that he was turning back to Marseilles due to engine difficulties.

During the 19th century, immigrants from Italy, Spain, Greece, and other countries came to Marseilles to work its docks, mills, and factories.

As the political row grew, the French interior minister, Christophe Castaner, announced that he had ordered a building-by-building audit in Marseilles before launching what he called an ambitious programme to ensure safer conditions.

Founder of Air Movie Nights Thapelo Mokoena and celebrity Emmanuel Castin pose at the screening of 5 Fingers for Marseilles at the Fourways Farmer’s Market on 26 April.

Nice, Marseilles and Lyon are the affected airports.

Nicholas L. Stilin, 32, Marseilles, seat belt required/driver, fine and court costs, $60.

The receptionist looked tinier than ever as she showed the tall, tall, Englishman into the studio of Dr Hildegard Wolf, the psychiatrist who had come from Bavaria, then Prague, Dresden, Avila, Marseilles, then London, and now settled in Paris.

A difference from Marseilles style decks is that Smith drew scenes with esoteric meanings on the suit cards.

Another event was held in 1921 in Marseilles with the order of events bike-run-swim.

As the parallel through the river-mouth also crossed the coast of "Celtica", the distance due north from Marseilles to Celtica was 3700 stadia, a baseline from which Pytheas seems to have calculated latitude and distance.

A study involving 930 homeless people in Marseilles, France found high rates of seroprevalence to R. prowazekii and a high prevalence of louse-borne infections in the homeless.

At Christmas of 1838, he left Paris for Marseilles and, after a brief stay, travelled to Nice where his condition worsened.

At noon on the longest day the plane of longitude passing through Marseilles is exactly on edge to the sun.

At that time, the Jewish community consisted of about 500 people and they were transported from Minorca in four Spanish ships to the port of Marseilles. citation Middle Ages The Vandals easily conquered the island in the 5th century.

Follain, Vendetta, p. 10 He learned that the chemists of the French Connection had moved clandestine labs for refining heroin from Marseilles to Sicily.

It was in the 4th century BC that the Massaliotes (people from Marseilles) began to sign treaties of alliance with some cities in the Rhone valley including Avignon and Cavaillon.