Pont in a sentence

Du Pont, John Eleuthere, 46, Newtown Square, Pa., inheritance (Du Pont Co.), $200 million.

The American-built Pall Mall had been in the du Pont-Lunger family since it was ordered by Philip Francis and Elizabeth Braxton du Pont in 1926 and delivered in 1927.

Henri Christophe renamed the city Port-aux-Crimes after the assassination of Jacques I at Pont Larnage (now known as Pont-Rouge, and located north of the city).

The conspirators ambushed him north of Port-au-Prince at Pont Larnage (now known as Pont-Rouge) on 17 October 1806 en route to battle rebels to his regime.

Bothwell (southbound) came in as the worst, closely followed by Pont Abraham, Hamilton (northbound), Killington Lake (southbound) and Durham.

Following episode 4, the characters venture outside Montmartre to visit places such as the Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Shakespeare and Company, Notre-Dame, and the Pont des Arts bridge.

The 2024 Olympic triathlon courses will start and finish on the Pont Alexandre III bridge in the centre of Paris, Games organisers announced as they unveiled the routes on Thursday (Apr 27).

The window by his desk looks out over the small plaza on the north side of the Pont Neuf, where in just a couple of weeks, his first show as Louis Vuitton men’s creative director would take place.

As spectators watched the marathon, The Times reported that heavy bolts were seen falling from the supports of the Pont de Bir-Hakeim,, alarming engineers and prompting the closure of the landmark for urgent repairs.

Bracebridge II, the final building to host Bank of America staff, is being targeted by the Longwood Foundation, a nonprofit philanthropy founded by the du Pont family, as a future hub of higher education.

But Yee, who claimed silver in Tokyo, had kept just enough in his legs and surged past Wilde in the final 500 metres to cross the finish line first on the Pont Alexandre III.

Hence, the town of Pont-Sondé is in shock after members of the Gran Grif killed so many.

However in an open letter from Cymdeithas yr Iaith’s education group, the council’s decision to close Ysgol Pont Siôn Norton was criticised, saying that “the right of families to have Welsh-medium education on their doorstep has disappeared overnight”.

Keith Evans, a councillor and director of volunteer-run not-for profit company Llandysul Pont Tyweli Ymlaen, said people "hardly see" buses in the Llandysul area.

Relatives carry the coffin of Jean Louis Jeune Gracien, who was killed during an attack by armed gangs, at his funeral in Pont-Sonde, Haiti, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024.

Services came to a standstill on Tuesday evening after a train broke down in Solliès-Pont.

The attack in Pont-Sondé happened in the early hours of Thursday morning, and many left in the middle of the night.

The flat 32.4km course, starting and finishing by Pont Alexandre III in the French capital, will suit the tall, powerful racer.

This could potentially wreck many people's holiday plans, with May 9 a public holiday and May 10 traditionally used as a "pont" (bridge) to make a long weekend.

This is the first time that they have been 6-0 since 1967, when John Pont’s Hoosiers started 8-0 and would eventually go to the Rose Bowl.