Sentence examples for a presse from inspiring English sources

It is that set price -- and, presumably, the food -- that has led to bidding wars by diners desperate to order from a menu that requires at least a year of high school French and a gastronomic dictionary (Caneton Rouennais ?a Presse, par example).

I remember the dinner well - soup of oseille, a sole quite simply cooked in a white-wine sauce, a caneton à la presse, a lemon soufflé.

In France, it is called a presse-viande (a meat press) or simply a pressoir (as in a pressoir à fruit, or à citron, or à jus): the principal is screw, squeeze down, filter out.

Une fois de plus, la presse a révélé que l'Union européenne était espionnée par les États-Unis.

Any cafe there will serve what is called a citron presse, a glass filled partway with pulpy, freshly squeezed lemon juice along with a carafe of water and a jar of simple syrup or superfine sugar for diluting and sweetening to taste.

Until now, typically the only "prep" in preparing a duck à la presse was acquiring the bird.

Once it's finished and poured over ice, it's even better than a citron presse, since you don't have to mix it yourself.

As a La Presse columnist wrote last week, "Jean Béliveau was determined not [to] be the exploited and become another victim of the system.

For example, there was the very expensive canard a la presse at Next in Chicago.

Trudeau's comments follow the disclosure Monday that the Montreal police tapped the phone and tracked the location of a La Presse reporter.

"It's an homage, really," said Christoph Huber, a film critic for Die Presse, a daily newspaper in Vienna, who saw it on videocassette.