Sentence examples for french give from inspiring English sources
Or should we wait until the French give us a hiding next month?" Why not wait?
A.O.C., meaning appellation d'origine contrôlée, is the designation that the French give to foodstuffs whose production is limited to specific regions — champagne, for example, or Camembert.
J'aime the kisses the French give one another, touching their cheeks, and allowing men to do the same, though they never lock their arms in embrace.
Somehow it is strange to listen to the thoughts of Marie-Laure and Werner and the many other characters, both German and French, give forth such Yankee utterances as "Werner … you shouldn't think big".
Down the street, picking through the cheap clothes on sidewalk stands, Fatou Diedhiou, 34, born in Senegal, said that Mr. Obama's victory may make the French give blacks "a bit of respect".
He wrote about hiking in the Alps and visiting a mosque; about why the French give almost nothing to charity and how the country still lives in the shadow of World War II.
The French gave America Rousseau and Lafayette.
The French gave us another word for it.
The imam, an elderly Tunisian who spoke little French, gave the closing prayer.
The French gave up after tropical diseases, chiefly yellow fever, wiped out thousands of labourers.
