Sentence examples for french uses from inspiring English sources

Benjamin Walton and David Trippett (Oxford University Press, forthcoming); "Instruments of Empire," Sound Knowledge: Music and Science in London (University of Chicago Press, forthcoming in late 2015); "Gautier's Diva: the first French uses of the term," The Arts of the Prima Donna, eds.

French uses a Third World backdrop for an old-fashioned story — the relationship between the free-spirited urchin and his tentative sidekick evokes Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn at times — but it works with effortless performances, plus some gorgeously composed shots.

French uses, like Portuguese, the letter ç.

Gone are the superior observations the French used to make about US racism.

They eat the way the French used to eat.

The French used to have a different word for interior designer -- ensemblier.

In Strasbourg, the French used dispersal, a more traditional method of crowd control.

The beans are similar to the ones called Tarbais, which the French use for cassoulet.

During the 18th century the French used the Wabash as a transportation link between Louisiana and Quebec.

Mr Blair speaks to him in French, using the familiar "tu" form of address.

Two raids against the French using his novel craft, however, were unsuccessful.