| An early muse was the actor Li Tobler, with whom Giger had a tempestuous relationship. |
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| Tobler concludes: Peer programmes are dramatically more effective than all other programmes. |
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| Einstein developed his theory of relativity and Tobler the world-renowned Toblerone chocolate in Bern. |
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| To parody a famous expression by Waldo Tobler we could say that regions shrink but can also contract or crumple. |
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| This is well-known in the canton of Berne which, with Tobler and Camille Bloch, is the birthplace of Swiss chocolate. |
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| Tobler created the shape to resemble the Matterhorn mountain, pictured on the packaging. |
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| The beauty with which the dreamer and entrepreneur Tobler surrounds himself is a kind of mask. |
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| Before she embarks on her final quest for alms, Mrs Tobler will receive a new dress. |
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| Three years after that, Lindt made his Fondant, in Bern, and a few years later Johann Jakob Tobler, of Bern, added honey and almonds to chocolate and invented the famous Toblerone. |
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| Many of the big names in chocolate have been around for decades: Lindt, Tobler, and Suchard in Europe, Rowntree and Cadbury in England, and Rogers and Laura Secord in Canada. |
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| Speakers Konrad Tobler and Bänz Friedli gave an appreciation of the work and the rapper Kutti MC and others gave a musical performance of the work. |
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| But in 1899, he finally decided to start his own factory and the Tobler chocolates, notably the Toblerone, will soon be instrumental in building the reputation of the Swiss chocolate makers beyond the Alps. |
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| We were shocked the other day to read on the box of our Toblerone chocolates that Tobler AG is now a subsidiary of the Phillip Morris cigarette company! |
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| In 1997, they asked their friend Tobler for help. |
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| Although this cichlid is a death feigner, it's not trying to avoid predators, Tobler said in the March 2005 Journal of Fish Biology. |
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