The phrase "a pierre" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a mix of English and French, and without context, it does not convey a clear meaning in English.
Example: "I found a pierre on the ground." (This would be incorrect in English as "pierre" is French for "stone" and should be replaced with "stone.")
Alternatives: "a stone" or "a rock."
A Pierre Cardin shoulder bag with an enormous "C" on the front spoke to the current logo-obsessed moment.
A Pierre de La Trémoille is recorded as early as the 11th century, but the family's ascendance dates from the 15th century.
His later works include A Pierre: Dell'azzurro silenzio, inquietum for bass flute, contrabass clarinet, and live electronics (1985) and No hay caminos, hay que caminar, a tribute to the director Andrey Tarkovsky, for orchestra (1987).
The restaurant is Savoyard style, serving cheese, meat and red wine in various combinations and cooked at the table, either on a raclette grill or, as they do with the steak, on a pierre chaude (hot stone).
On a clear summer day, the scene on the beach looks like it's taken straight from a Pierre et Gilles photograph.
Yet these flaws are counterbalanced by the sheer strength of the central narrative, which allows us to feel the frustrations of a Prince Andrei, the vitality of a Natasha, the political conviction of a Pierre.
Goals from Marco Reus and a Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang brace ensured a first league win since early December.
Wenger was speaking after Arsenal lost 2-1 at Newcastle in a game that saw a Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang shot hit the hand of defender Jamaal Lascelles.
With Liverpool 1-0 up against the Saints the German made two fine saves - narrowing the angle to block a Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg shot and tipping a James Ward-Prowse header over the crossbar - while his quick distribution played a part in Firmino's opening goal.
"Scouts can spot a player if they are looking at Gareth Bale - but to find a Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, you need more detail". Saints signed Hojbjerg, a 21-year-old Danish midfielder, from Bayern Munich in the summer on a five-year deal for a fee believed to be in the region of £13m.
Sunday's episode echoed a number of real-life art stories, including the case of Wolfgang Beltracchi, the convicted art forger who was recently profiled on "60 Minutes," as well as the case of a Pierre-Auguste Renoir landscape painting that was purchased at a flea market for $7.
