Sentence examples for go to les from inspiring English sources

When you go to Les Misérables, you know you will have a good time.

You could go to les Puces de Clignancourt and admire vintage furniture, dig for records and buy a pair of sneakers, but I recommend the Sunday flea markets.

Diners go to Le Cirque to see and be seen.

Rick Davis and I went to New York to go to Le Cirque and get drunk.

If you are not so hardy, go to Le Marche: still unspoilt and full of history but more civilised.

Reminiscing about it last week, at his house in the Village, the artist, who retains his grunge look at the age of seventy-two, said that he did not go to Le Mans that year but wishes that he had.

If you're in Beirut, make sure you go to Le Chef in Gemmayze.

First go to Le Shop the Stellar Salon, Jesters and Loco Boards.

Barry Manilow and I recently went to Le Pont de la Tour: he had the Dover sole.

The other night, I went to (Le) Poisson Rouge to check out Opera Hispánica, North America's only Spanish-language company.

It's not like I go to French restaurants with my DVR.... O.K., one time I went to Le Pescadou with my DVR.