Noun:

लिओन,

lyon's Usage Examples:

In the South of France, the game evolved into jeu provençal (or boule lyonnaise), in which players rolled their boules or ran three steps before throwing.

Tymoshenko started reforming the party and Batkivshchyna went into the parliamentary elections of 2014 with new members, the top five of the list included: Nadiya Savchenko, Yulia Tymoshenko, Ihor Lutsenko, Serhiy Sobolev, and Alyona Shkrum.

Rubinstein is the great great grandfather of comedian Jolyon Rubinstein.

(originally a 51% State holding, increased to 100% in 1982) 1945 Several nationalisations in France, including most important banks (Crédit lyonnais, le Comptoir.

technique: games where there is a "run up" to the throw (for example, boule lyonnaise, bocce volo) games where there is no "run up" to the throw (for example.

At the Glenlyon River confluence, the valley narrows and the walls grow higher and steeper, and a short distance later, receives the swift-flowing Tay River from the right.

However Hoy and Grosjean were knocked out in the first round by the Young Stars team of Pascal Wehrlein and Jolyon Palmer.

Family DetailsFather - Hector MacDonaldMother - Molly MacDonaldBrothers - Archie MacDonald and Paul Bowman (half-brother)Sister - Lizzie MacDonaldUncles - Donald MacDonald and Jolyon Alex Faversham Alex Faversham, played by Steven Elder, was Paul Bowman's army officer until Paul left the army.

The Russian Children"s Center "Orlyonok" (Russian: Орлёнок, literally "eaglet" in English) is a federal state all-year camp for kids aged 11–16 (school.

Synonyms:

France, Lyons, Lyonnais, French Republic,