| Under his leadership, the committee became effective in getting improvements to the grounds and the building housing the pavillion. |
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| Exhibits in the pavillion describe Soviet interest in and committment to sports. |
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| In the midst of all the mechanical displays Daiei company has a pavillion dedicated to poetry. |
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| On June 27, 1998, they played at Paris' Bercy pavillion with the cream of International Reggae, from Ziggy Marley to Third World. |
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| Interior view of the aeronautic pavillion at the Grand Palais, 1937 International Exhibition, Paris. |
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| Nelson's pavillion, already championed as Britain's most ambitious entry ever to the Biennale, is being talked up as serious contender for the Golden Lion award, given to the Biennale's best national pavilion. |
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| The 45-villa resort will have a Clarins spa, yoga pavillion and short-game seven-hole golf course, plus three restaurants, one of which will be manned by Michelin-starred French chef Adeline Grattard. |
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| And in this fin-de-siècle house-party setting, with its soft light, its delicate, perfumed atmosphere, and its golden pavillion, the women are all beautiful and epigrams shine. |
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| The European pavillion, the location of which has been decided in agreement with the Portuguese authorities, will be on the Tagus River front at the base of a panoramic tower. |
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| When you come to order at the Producers' pavillion, there is complicity with the producers, who love to talk about their products, but also know how to prove their origin and traceability. |
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| Louis XIV built a porcelain pavillion for his mistress. |
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| The scope and thematic approach of Canada's pavillion and overall participation was developed in harmony with the general theme of Expo 2010: Better City, Better Life. |
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| Pascal Motteau is indeed the only person on the pavillion who proposes such a diverse assortment of this indoor plant with such a profusion of flowers. |
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| On the left bank of the canal and following in succession is a vegetable garden, a lawn, a zig-zag treescape and a pavillion located close to the water. |
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| The Pavillion de La Bouexiere, as it was called in the eighteenth century, attracted noted celebrities such as Louis XV's queen consort, Marie Leszczynska. |
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| Sometimes they got to play in a full-scale theatre, as in October 1917 when they played at the spanking new Pavillion Theatre at the Canadian Corps Training School. |
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| The medicinal chemistry core facility, which will occupy a large part of the fourth floor of the Marcelle-Coutu Pavillion where IRIC is located, will bring together 30 scientists in biology and chemistry. |
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