Sentence examples for call les from inspiring English sources

Laboring under de Gaulle's idea, the French achieved the three decades of buoyant postwar growth and prosperity that they call les Trente Glorieuses.

Ms. Forriez is friendly and resourceful, with a small gap in her teeth that the French call "les dents du bonheur" — the teeth of happiness.

She was aware that her family connections had given her an entrée into the world of what the French call les people.

What the French call "les trentes glorieuses" — the roughly 30 postwar years of rapid economic growth and shrinking inequality — were a rebound.

The majority in each team is made up of what the French call les porteurs d'eau, the men who carry water for the top riders or stop to help them change a wheel.

It belongs to that school of portmanteau pictures the French call les films à sketches which tell a variety of stories consecutively or concurrently with a linking theme, author or geographical location.

They will keep Les Salons open along with the new space, which they will call Le Bernardin Privé.

For directions, call Le Refuge Inn at (718) 885-24718

I start to feel the lure of Savannah, Georgia, that sweet sickness that the French call le mal doux.

(In France, it was called les maths modernes, and is similarly despised).

For example, the meek are called "les debonnaires" in the French Bible.