The French bank tendered the offer to bolster its capital after losses that arose from a huge rogue-trading scandal (in which another bank employee was detained briefly).
In his tender "French Bed," a combination etching, drypoint and engraving of 1646, he depicts the nuptial pleasures of a couple.
Brioche is a rich, tender French pastry bread made with a high egg and butter content.
Build-your-own burgers are $7.99, kids' meals of chicken tenders, french fries, a cookie and a drink $3.49 each.
Oddly, of the entrees, I most enjoyed the rather French style, ultra-tender braised short rib, but the Asian squab was also notable.
A treasure trove of french fries, chicken tenders, and unused flyers for a Mark Sanchez bobble head littered the ground, the latter not distributed on site for fear of burning effigies raining down on the field.
Strangely enough, the two groups that won the tender were French: Golan Telecom -- backed by Xavier Niel and run by Michael Golan -- a French executive -- and Hot Telecommunication Systems controlled by another French entrepreneur, Patrick Drahi.
Veal ragout in puff pastry was delicious: tender, very French tasting, creamy without being too rich.
By A. W. Taylor and E. B. White The New Yorker, March 24 , 1934P. 11 The French have a more tender postal consciousness than we have.
The hero of Albert Camus's "The Stranger," a classic repeatedly echoed in Houellebecq's oeuvre, found the harsh sun on an African beach unbearable; even the temperate French sun afflicts the tender mental skin of a stranger sixty years later.
