Sentence examples for french cousin from inspiring English sources

Comprise's French cousin also makes this clear.

Chef Raymer called the new place "Strada 18's French cousin".

Their only frustration, perhaps, is that "Big Brother" and its French cousin are a Dutch invention.

Detractors carped that he "looks French," had a French cousin, and possessed "a fondness for Brie and Evian".

The American Jalouse, edited in New York, will be "less aggressive" than its French cousin, said Stephen Todd, its editor.

Journal entries - from Blanche, from Ash's wife Ellen, from Christabel's French cousin - are similarly presented to the reader.

American brandies are nowhere near as well known as their French cousins.

THE German Greens' success has turned their less fortunate French cousins a deep shade of, well, green.

Our two boys have six French cousins, all girls, all very chic, and they run a very tight ship.

But that stereotype is as stale as a year-old baguette, as dated as the Englishman's belief that his French cousins wear berets and reek of garlic.

Canada's new prime minister, Justin Trudeau, said: "Our hearts and thoughts and prayers go out to our French cousins in this dark and terrible time".