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Simple sentences

He wouldn't have managed without Philippe.

This chair was designed by Philippe Starck.

Movie subtitles

The 1991 restoration, under the direction of Pierre Philippe and Jean-Louis Bompoint, was revised in 2001 by Luce Vigo and Bernard Eisenschitz in collaboration with Gaumont.

That's a Philippe Patek.

He's the Reverend Father Philippe-Emmanuel de Gondi.

They have a wonderful little boy, Philippe, whom they both adore.

Poor Philippe.

Yes, Philippe.

What about Philippe?

Uncle? - Yes, Philippe?

Yes, Philippe, she's very sick.

Excuse me, Philippe.

I was pretending to be mad for Philippe's sake.

Later, Philippe.

Be gentle with her, Philippe.

Philippe's acting like a juvenile delinquent.

I wrote to Louis-Philippe, the king of France.

Squadron leader Hubert, on behalf of His Majesty Louis-Philippe, I appoint you Knight of the Legion of Honor.

That was during King Louis-Philippe's reign.

Slow? That's a Philippe Patek.

Philippe!

Leave me, Philippe.

No, Philippe!

Goodbye, Philippe.

Continue, Philippe.

Mr. Philippe Clarence.

Don't you agree, Philippe?

You had to call me Philippe, in front of her.

Philippe.

Pierre Philippe.

Hello, Philippe!

Hello.. oh Philippe has a marvelous tutor.

Oh, Philippe. I don't know how to begin to tell you.

Philippe de La Tour La Tour, I'm talking to you.

Philippe, don't make the child cry.

Philippe.. I want this Topaze removed at once.

Philippe, your place is here.

Well, there is Philippe.

Well, Philippe. You seem so much surprised.

Dinner at 8, Philippe.

Philippe, you must do something or we are ruined.

You must deal with him, Philippe.

Philippe.. something has happened to him.

News and current affairs

A study by Philippe Jorion and William Goetzmann found 39 countries with reliable stock price data - though not dividend data - for a good part of the twentieth century.

A full-page ad for Patek Philippe has Thierry Stern, the president of the company, saying that he listens to the chime of every watch with a minute repeater that his company makes, as his father and grandfather did before him.