Trouville

[troo-veel]

noun

1. a seaport in northwestern France, on the English Channel: popular tourist destination.

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Other subjects included a woman in furs attracting a covetous glance from a male passer-by; the gleaming lines of a racing car; winter sports in Switzerland; and summers on the beaches of Étretat and Trouville, where, he wrote: 'Nothing hinders my eyes from roaming, drifting endlessly....'

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The French vessels set out from the Normandy ports of Port-en-Bessin, Courseulles, Ouistreham, Trouville, Honfleur and Le Havre to chase British boats away from the Baie de la Seine, where the seabed is rich in scallops.

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Among my favorites is “The Black Rocks at Trouville” by Gustave Courbet, which depicts brooding, stormy skies at sunset.

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South Africa prop Frans Malherbe is facing allegations he bit USA lock Matt Trouville during the Springboks' 64-0 win on Wednesday.

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Tolkin announced a 31-man squad this week, and it included 21 World Cup rookies after Seattle captain Matt Trouville became a late inclusion after France-based back-rower Scott LaValla broke an elbow in training.

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