Vitry-sur-Seine

American  

[vee-tree-syr-sen] / viˌtri sürˈsɛn /

noun

1. a city in N central France, on the Seine River, SE of Paris.

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Example Sentences

“There was such a friendship between us, between all these people coming from everywhere, Jews, Spanish, Italians, Germans, Armenians and French of course,” Mr. Tchakarian said in a 2002 speech to pupils at a junior high school near his home in Vitry-sur-Seine, France.

From Washington Post

Madeleine Sadin was a French teacher at a school in Vitry-sur-Seine, in the south-eastern suburbs of Paris.

From BBC

Ironically, the voguers from Nauczyciel’s native France weren’t as welcoming, until the summer of 2012 when the Musée d’Art Contemporain du Val de Marne in Vitry-sur-Seine screened his footage and hosted a workshop featuring Baltimore voguers, including the legendary Marquis “Revlon” Clanton.

From New York Times

Cassagnes grew up in the southern Paris suburb of Vitry-sur-Seine.

From The Guardian

A police official said the man had entered the premises in Vitry-sur-Seine, on the southern edge of the capital, shortly before opening time and was holed up inside with one hostage, an adult.

From Reuters