例句與造句

1. She was discharged from her post, and instead worked with Jeanne Deroin and Eugenie Niboyet in publishing " Voix des Femmes ".
2. This movement was no longer reserved only for women as men also contributed, such as Jean Mace and Paulin Niboyet, Eug閚ie s son.
3. On June 20, Eug閚ie Niboyet, discouraged and hurt, ceased publication of " The Voice of Women ", and the feminists dispersed to avoid repression.
4. With other Fourierist women such as Pauline Roland, Eugenie Niboyet and Desir閑 Gay, she launched a socialist feminist newspaper and club, the " Voix des Femmes ".
5. "La Voix des Femmes " ( English : " The Voice of Women " ) was founded by Eug閚ie Niboyet and remained in print from 1848 to 1852.
6. It's difficult to find niboyet in a sentence. 用niboyet造句挺難的
7. In 1860, Eug閚ie Niboyet returned to France, where she published " The True Book of Women " ( " Le Vrai livre des femmes " ) in 1863.
8. Movement newspapers and organizations appeared, such as Eug閚ie Niboyet's " La Voix des Femmes " ( " The Women's Voice " ), the first feminist daily newspaper in France.
9. On July 20, 1830, Barthelemy Prosper Enfantin, one of the founders of Saint-Simonianism, appointed four women members of the college : Aglae Saint-Hilaire, Caroline Simon, Madame Collard and Eugenie Niboyet.
10. She attended the Mrs Niboyet's Women's Club, and wrote in the " Le Tintamarre " and " Le Moniteur du Soir " soaps under the literary pseudonym of Claude Vignon ( a character from a novel by Honor?de Balzac ), which was formalised in 1866.
11. By 1966 Chamfrault had become President of the French Acupuncture Association, and had succeeded in gathering all the physician acupuncturists-followers of De la Fue, Niboyet and others under the same umbrella ( The National Confederation of Medical Acupuncturists, founded in 1969 . Chamfrault died in 1969 and Dr . Van Nghi inherited his mantle.
12. In March 1848, Eug閚ie Niboyet founded and ran a newspaper dealing only with women s issues . " The Voice of Women " ( " La Voix des femmes " ), subtitled "  a socialist and political newspaper representing all women s interests,  " was the first French feminist daily newspaper.