Example sentences of "[noun sg] [prep] france during [art] " in BNC.

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1 Such statues were common in this part of France during the later part of our period , though most have not survived .
2 Yet it was the vernacular psalms , whether for private or public devotion , which more faithfully reflected the mood of France during the years of the religious wars .
3 The second was his residence in France during the French Revolution : this direct encounter with the main movement of the age led Wordsworth into constant political agony and debate , and it is significant that one of the main characters in The Excursion , his other long poem , is the Solitary , a despondent figure disillusioned by the failure of the Revolution .
4 Fiji 's scintillating performance was a long way from their fumbling 15-aside showing in France during the World Cup and one of their newcomers , Mesake Rasari , ensured the player of the tournament award by scoring three tries against New Zealand .
5 A winter in Germany ( 1798–9 ) , an excursion to France during the peace of Amiens ( 1802 ) , and a continental tour ( 1820 ) after the Napoleonic wars comprised her journeys abroad with William .
6 Paradoxically , Lukacs 's comments at the theoretical level mark a return to the collaborative possibilities that were available at a practical level in France during the 1930s .
7 It was Gwynne who in 1696 proposed the introduction of a loyal association , in response to revelations about the assassination plot , and who in 1698 led the inquiry into clandestine trade with France during the nine years ' war .
8 Her appearance in what already promises to be a sell out spectacular is dependent upon her feeling no ill effects after her participation in a tournament in France during the week prior to the December 3–5 Dublin extravaganza .
9 As papal legate in France during the last quarter of the eleventh century , he was the most energetic agent of the new policy of active centralized papal control of the Church .
10 SOCIETY IN FRANCE during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries was characterized by enormous upheavals , leaps forward and painful retreats .
11 Soldiers had since picked up the habit of wine-drinking in France during the war and upon returning to England had educated the middle classes , further increasing the popularity of Champagne in the immediate post-war years .
12 So important was this and so adept the participants that the farmers-general and the Van Necks were able to persuade both the French and British governments to permit the continued shipment of British tobacco to France during the wars of 1744–8 and 1756–63 .
13 Thus the claim is that social movements like McCarthyism in the USA during the 1950s , or the National Front in France during the 1980s , are more associated with violence and intolerance than more routine democratic politics .
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