Examples of using Punctuated by in English and their translations into French
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We were pleasantly surprised by the fun aspect of this route punctuated by small games that appealed to our 5 senses.
The screenings were organized throughout the week and were punctuated by thematic panels organized on an interactive basis with the public.
The three days punctuated by workshops will be held at the Auditorium of City Hall of Paris plus two rooms for workshops.
Punctuated by two pergolas in perpetual flower,
The garden which surrounds the mas is also typically Provencal, punctuated by cypress trees carved in the rules of the art.
the race days, punctuated by gourmet halts
The story is based on various events punctuated by songs and rhymes in which plays on sound
The latter has five flights punctuated by six levels and connects the upper gardens to those made at the foot of the ramparts
Opt for a gradual awakening, punctuated by a progressive light like sunrise,
a monovarietal more than decent, well punctuated by Penin already a very reduced price.
The 55 minutes of the race were punctuated by several incidents and cars going off track,
The body of linear, horizontal buildings are punctuated by timber‘houses', in bold cut-out shapes,
The two floors are punctuated by large bays separated by soberly moulded cords.
In Nouméa, the days are punctuated by monotony, everyday racism
The tower encourages upward movement, punctuated by a duality of sombre alcoves
muscular exercises in the form of pyramidal training punctuated by periods of recovery jogging.
the Alsatian vineyard extends from Wissembourg to Thann on green hills punctuated by colorful medieval villages.
These efforts are punctuated by an occasional harsh prison term for major offenders, or even executions.
The following years were punctuated by numerous product launches
they are punctuated by inhaling the drug,