Examples of using First stone in English and their translations into French
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On June 15th 1959, on the land next to the Botanical Garden, the first stone of the Ledeganck was laid,
Terrified, the little hunchback threw the first stone, the monster screamed,
François-Paul Journe joined the founding members of the ICM in Paris to lay the first stone of the future ICM building on the site of the CHU Pitié-Salpêtrière hospital, in Paris.
Christ prevents her from being stoned by demanding that the first stone be cast by whoever is free of sin Io 8: 1-11.
the birth of Catherine de Medici, and the moment the first stone of the Château de Chambord was laid.
When Bulgaria will again pay tribute to the victims of Communism in the presence of Bulgaria's President Rossen Plevneliev, the first stone of a memorial dedicated to the martyrs of the 20th century will be laid in the town of Belene Central North Bulgaria.
Wood died less than three months after the first stone was laid; his son, John Wood, the Younger, completed the project to his father's design.
Thus, the current stud farm buildings date from 1884(the first stone was laid on 11 June 1884),
The first stone in the pedestal had been laid July 18, 1796 by then-Viceroy Miguel de la Grúa Talamanca y Branciforte,
The first stone was laid on 28 October 1899 at a ceremony attended by count Caracciolo di Sarno,
When the first stone of the new Archive hall was laid on May 24 2013,
If the team with second practice then registers the same first stone distance as the team with first practice,
the arrival on the scene of UTC-Compiegne constitutes"a first stone for this key French technology pole" and"is committed to a strategy that goes far beyond student exchange programmes.
Laying the first stone of the National Orthopaedic Centre of Brazzaville,
The project began in 1824 with the construction of a train track to the mountain top and it wasn't until 1922 that the first stone of the Christ sculpture was placed,
Last Tuesday, the first stone was laid for the railroad between Conakry
After the ceremony of laying the first stone 10 months ago,
Archbishop Denis-Simon de Marquemont blessed the first stone.
For the laying of the first stone of the new residence by the"Toit Vosgien" in the Vosges, the staff
The first stone in the cemetery bears the name of John Cashman,