Sentence examples for french choose from inspiring English sources

The French choose the group with the inscriptions.

But for those who require more plausibility than the lead junkie walking off into the sunset, choose monochrome miserablism, choose French, choose La Haine.

If the French choose Sarkozy, they will be acknowledging that France is in a hell of a mess, and that they need an unusual sort of leader - in this case, a populist with a bit of a Napoleon complex (like the Corsican, he is a hyper-active, rather authoritarian, diminutive outsider) - to sort it out.

"The French chose the date," he said.

(Alternatively, it may be a corruption of the Hindi chiz or the French chose, both meaning thing).

Equally compelling are the very reasons why the French chose this as a retreat in the first place - the rolling forests, the gushing waterfall tumbling down the mountain which the Khmers call Popokvil, or Swirling Clouds.

In the course of doing so, both the British and the French chose the Christian minority in Syria and Lebanon to herald in that new identity; a perfect choice in light of the hatred those Christians harbored for the Ottoman State.

The transcript of all debates in the House (Hansard) is made available in both official languages; the translators into French chose to render "truthiness" as fausse vérité ("false truth").

The Agent for Foreign Affairs, Van der Goes who had been in favor of distancing the Republic from the French, chose this inopportune moment to secretly approach the King of Prussia as a mediator, with a scheme in which the Hereditary Prince was to become a kind of constitutional monarch in a constitution on the model of the American Constitution.

Edward's campaign had also a dynastic rationale, as, following the death of his uncle, Charles IV of France in 1328, Edward saw himself as the Capetian heir to the Kingdom of France, but the French chose to follow an all-male line of descent from his great grandfather and the House of Valois.

Beer consumption in France is Europe's second-lowest, after Italy; only 16 percent of French drinkers choose beer.