Sentence examples for french making from inspiring English sources
Speaking French, making business contacts and trying to look older than 20 was stressful.
Another self-taught chef, Berasategui cooks in a style that is more identifiably French, making use of cream, for example.
Over a million American students are taking French, making it, after Spanish, the most commonly studied foreign language in our schools.
His latest film stars his wife Emmanuelle Seigner, alongside Mathieu Amalric, and was filmed in French, making it his first non-English language film in 40 years.
Have you been following that favourite British pastime, enthusiastically reciprocated beyond Calais, of watching the French making idiots of themselves again?
"There's a certain anxiety that comes with that sort of recognition," he says in French, making a habitual pensive gesture with his hands, as if carefully weighing two bags of flour.
Will the French make it go?
On Sunday, the French make their final choice.
The French made more handling and kicking errors than England.
Oh, and apparently the French make good croissants and have nice street markets.
