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He also took under his care Goujon's widow and children.

Goujon had drunk a good deal of wine; his speech by now was not very clear.

Goujon had little taste for school and became a waiter in a restaurant, which formed his decision to become a cook.

They are said to be by a pupil of Jean Goujon.

At the same time, Goujon had decided that he would have his own restaurant by the time he was 30.

Goujon first started playing rugby in 2003 at Junior rugby level.

Goujon, on the other hand, appeared entirely serene.

Goujon, whose clients thus far are mainly European, said he only had a dip in reservations when the economic crisis spiked.

Louis Goujon the principal amongst them confirmed there are Indians in the interior.

I have seen the old fool standing at his window in conversation with the Englishman," Goujon asserted. "

Over a bottle of wine, comrade," Goujon declared with a loud guffaw. "

Mayor Lazare Goujon (elected 1924) engaged the city in a vast public works initiative.

He has been destituted by the leaders of Hentz and Goujon for having confused on a map a river with a road.

None of this is food for the timid or for those who like their chicken sanitised into a nice breaded goujon.

But Goujon said, citing an old French saying, "The best dish is perhaps the one I haven't yet created."

Insp Jane Goujon said the operation would reassure law abiding members of the public that they can feel safe.

Goujon was snoring.

Romme, Goujon and the others stand ranked before a swiftly-appointed, swift Military Tribunal.

Bossut had resumed his seat behind the desk and Goujon was sprawling between the desk and the prisoner.

Goujon exclaimed triumphantly.

The caryatids in the background are copies of those by Jean Goujon in the Louvre.

In about 1549 sculptor Jean Goujon designed a statue especially for her in which she represented the goddess Diana.

In accordance with a pre-arranged plan, they attempted suicide on the staircase leading from the courtroom with a knife that Goujon had successfully concealed.

Romme, Ruhl, Goujon and the ringleaders, some thirteen in all, are decreed Accused.

Romme, Goujon and Duquesnoy succeeded, but the other three merely inflicted wounds, which did not prevent their being taken immediately to the guillotine.