St.-Ouen

American  

[san-twahn] / sɛ̃ˈtwɑ̃ /

noun

1. a suburb of Paris in N France.

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Example Sentences

Karim Bouamrane in his office in St.-Ouen, France.

From New York Times

Five decades later, that building — in St.-Ouen, a Paris suburb — is a distant memory, and in its place rises France’s Olympic pride: the athletes’ village, with its architectural-showcase buildings that are outfitted with solar panels, deep-sinking pipes for cooling and heating, and graceful balconies from which to look down on the forest planted below.

From New York Times

“All of a sudden, we have the same feeling of pride as people living in the hypercenter,” said the mayor of St.-Ouen, Karim Bouamrane, 51, using his personal shorthand for the glamorous downtown playgrounds of the elites.

From New York Times

Even before the Olympic Committee choose to invest in this economically depressed northern suburb, St.-Ouen was changing.

From New York Times

At the center of the activity is Mr. Bouamrane, a member of the Socialist Party, who is in the news a lot these days as St.-Ouen prepares to welcome the Olympic athletes.

From New York Times