Sentence examples for french fondness from inspiring English sources
She has the French fondness for things that are, or appear to be, old or "not restored," she said.
Most recently, its students and unions revolted against insecurity, holding countrywide strikes, university sit-ins and protest marches to contest a plan to make it easier to hire and fire the under-26s.Some historians trace this turbulence and fiery rejectionism back to the collective spirit of the 1789 revolution and the French fondness for the drama of confrontation (as in 1830, 1848 and 1968).
But for the most enduring, enjoyable and perhaps self-serving display of French fondness for the underdog, come to the Espace Champerret, a convention center in northwestern Paris, from April 7 to 10. There, as they have for more than two decades, smart Parisians flock to buy their wine.
Indeed, after hours in the company of these mostly gregarious, mostly struggling makers of a product they are willing to pour so generously and sell so cheaply, I find that I too am acquiring a decidedly French fondness for the underdog.
The Spanish add no sauce, the French have a fondness for béarnaise.
The French producer's fondness for the software swelled after he won an Image-Line remixing contest years ago, and got to meet the development team as one of the prizes.
One of the presidential candidates professes to be a tax-cutter; the other has a fondness for things French, including French tax rates.
He developed a fondness for French and English literary manuscripts and pursued the 18th- and 19th-century letters of the French gastronome Jean Anthelme Brillat-specialist specinlisthen the art of writing about food.
Take a French chef with a fondness for American food and what you get at Mintwood Place are … escargot hush puppies ($11).
But perhaps he furnished Hollande with useful tips about her fondness for French cheese and wine, which he used to regularly send her.
Despite her fondness for French style icons, Jackson has remained resolutely loyal to the London Fashion Week catwalk while other designers have strayed to the greener grass of New York, Milan or Paris.
