tentation

It is being run by Tentation, a catering company.

The format of La tentation is unusual, with both singers and dancers taking leading roles.

Diana and Brandon have been together for four years, before leaving the île de la tentation 2001 in separate.

Behind the curved, punched-out concrete wall is the cafe, with food provided by Tentation, a catering company.

La tentation is a "ballet-opera", a hybrid work in which both singers and dancers play major roles.

This was a community effort, down to the choice of fried chicken on the brunch menu created by Tentation, the academy's caterers.

In the late 1990s, a selected group of New Zealand fruit growers started planting Tentation trees.

Lasagna from crudites and artichoke bottoms at Tentation makes an impressive meal for people who work there.

Have you ever read La Tentation de Saint Antoine?

Even caterers - like Tentation, a French company that handled the Glamour event - have also adapted.

He sent me his Tentation de saint Antoine ; I genuinely admired it, and told him so.

Il est bien difficile de résister à la tentation !

(from La tentation)

Défends ta femme contre la tentation', Nilsson, date?

Les maurrassiens devant la tentation fasciste, éd.

La tentation populiste au cœur de l'Europe, (co-ed.

La tentation de l'abîme, Paris, Larousse, coll.

French: Tentation (Temptation)

In june of the same year she joined the reality show L'île de la Tentation becoming one of the most popular temptators of the edition.

The warmly modern downstairs room, owned and run by Tentation, Potel & Chabot, displays art to be auctioned.

A detail from La Tentation de Saint Antoine, which France will return to its rightful owner.

La tentation du christianisme with Lucien Jerphagnon, (2009), éditions Grasset.

Le Théåtre de Suzanne Lilar: tentation et refus de mysticisme, vol.

Pierre-Alain Jaffrenou : Tentation de l'anachorète.

La tentation de passer au tout plastique est forte à cause d'un air marin corrosif.