Sentence examples for french called from inspiring English sources

The French called him Colonel Delahaye.

Alestium was its Roman name, and until 1926 the French called it Alais.

There's a wonderful, very witty Afghan writer who writes in French called Atiq Rahimi.

The French called this area La Perle de la Côte d'Agathe - and that's pretty much what it remains.

When French called New York Tuesday afternoon, he told Tommy Pon that Frank O'Grady was definitely Frankie Koehler.

The French called these quilts "confections" or "broderies de Marseille" and refer to the stitching as "embroidery from within".

Because the dye was famous and was found nowhere else, the French called it "bleu de Nîmes".

The farm is also going organic, which means they can have an organic label AB, or in French called Agriculture Biologique, which will be on the products.

Dauphin Yves, as the French called him, soon began to revitalize the stale aura of haute couture through massive injections of youth culture.

Over the postwar course of what the French called les trente glorieuses and the Germans the Wirtschaftswunder, Western Europe enjoyed its own economic transformation.

Although normalcy gradually returned, de Gaulle remained baffled and irritated by what the French called les événements de mai ("the events of May").