corbeil , auch: corbeille

On election day, Corbeil was elected by a margin of almost 20 per cent.

They come in from the hills along Highway 17 over near Corbeil.

Corbeil had now concentrated most of his considerable facilities on the helm.

William de Corbeil built the massive keep that still dominates the castle today.

It was close to Corbeil, in an island of the Essonne.

Also the source for a poem of Gilles de Corbeil.

Lisa Corbeil was able to stop taking metformin and insulin after losing weight.

The route travels from that point northeast to Highway 17 near Corbeil.

They lived just outside of Corbeil, in a farmhouse in unregistered territory.

In later years, it was used by the Recluses of Corbeil as a convent.

A fine sculpture of them, by Chapu, has been erected at Corbeil.

The commune town hall (mairie) is located in Corbeil.

The first archbishop to hold it was William de Corbeil, who was responsible for building the keep.

The township's municipal office is located in Corbeil.

He is also participating in various advertisements for Corbeil Home Appliances.

Another contributing factor was the death of his friend, colleague, and sometime editor, author Carole Corbeil.

Here he claimed precedence over William of Corbeil.

Johnston now resides in the Northern Ontario town of Corbeil.

He was Jewish, and was born in Corbeil.

Mr. Campbell smiled at Stephen Corbeil, the hospital's chief executive.

William de Corbeil (died 1136) became archbishop of Canterbury, but nothing is known for certain about his parentage.

"You mean the cabaret on the Corbeil road, not far from La Rodière?"

Corbeil put the helm over.

"Fleet V981 acknowledges all of that," Corbeil answered.

In the meantime, however, a treaty signed at Corbeil in 1258 had split this once unified linguistic and cultural area.