Sentence examples for a french take from inspiring English sources
A French take on tagine, from Daniel Boulud.
But sometimes the most American films are European at heart – The Driver was a quasi-remake of Jean-Pierre Melville's 1967 Le Samouraï, itself a French take on US noir.
According to the great, Michelin-feted chef Pierre Koffmann, oeufs à la neige, as this dish is also known across the Channel, are "a French take on what the English would describe as 'a nursery pudding'".
Michelin-rated chefs at the Ritz-Carlton's Azure 45 tempt taste buds with a French take on seasonal seafood, brought in daily from the nearby Tsukiji and Kanazawa fish markets.
Sérisier offers a distinctively French take on the show that's worth mentioning.
It is, there is no way not to say this, a very French take on undead life.
Wassermann has her own style, too, a sort of French take on streetwear: a neat and tidy chunky jumper, well-cut bomber and perfectly tousled blonde layers.
Summer this year came with special radio programs about a subject the French take very seriously: sex.
Grab a bike The French take cycling very seriously with whole parts of the country grinding to a halt during the famous annual Tour de France.
Hugh Evans, Will Evans and Alison French take a coffee break during a sea kayaking holiday in Plockton.
PARIS — From food to fashion to architecture to transportation, the French take a justified pride in their country's reputation for innovation.
