Sentence examples for The francophone from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who speaks French.
The Francophone connection was not, in itself, a satisfying conclusion.
"The Francophone population is a much more secular population than is the case anywhere else in North America".
The francophone parties, meanwhile, are not directly opposed to a split, but are keen to ensure safeguards for French speakers in Halle and Vilvoorde.
The Francophone version will launch on September 29, 2007 at the Apple Expo in Paris.
The Francophone South School Board administers ten schools in the Moncton area.
The francophone Swiss Rodolphe Töpffer produced comic strips beginning in 1827, and published theories behind the form.
The francophone singer-songwriter Salvatore Adamo makes a tribute to Turing with his song "Alan et la Pomme".
In the francophone elections the francophone Socialists emerged as the biggest party, just ahead of the francophone Liberals.
The leader of the World Bank in the Francophone countries.
Poirier will share a special selection of new beats from the Trinidad and the Francophone Caribbean.
Though he was more comfortable in the francophone world, Boutros-Ghali also spoke fluent English.
