Sentence examples similar to lengthy les from inspiring English sources

Irishman Gill did time with Michelin-starred boys both here and in Italy, before a lengthy stint at Le Manoir with Raymond Blanc.

Indeed, the lengthy preface to Giulio Caccini's Le nuove musiche (1602; "The New Songs") constitutes one of the most-important documents on singing during that period.

In a lengthy interview with the conservative daily Le Figaro, Mr. Dumas said he was not yet ready to tell all that he knew.

Feeling slightly guilty for my last-minute cancellation, we pedaled to the Marais for some shopping before a lengthy private lunch in the tiny La Tête dans les Olives in Belleville.

Lengthy negotiations, with the help of the Fondation Le Corbusier, have allowed him to slice off the wart.

Mr Buttey explained to Le Parisien that he had decided to convert after lengthy discussions with the local imam after they met while he was campaigning for election.

The new information is in line with a lengthy account of corruption that came to light in September when Le Monde was given a videocassette made by former high-level party official who has since died.

A lengthy police enquiry followed, at the end of which Thorpe, Holmes, Le Mesurier and Deakin were charged with conspiracy to murder.

Lengthy excerpts from the report were first reported in today's issue of Le Figaro and independently verified with the Ministry of the Interior.

After a lengthy search, Leblanc had found a publisher willing to produce an edition of Tintin magazine in France: Georges Dargaud's Le Lombard, which began production of a French edition in October 1948.

I'm not making any promises, but it looks like Avengers: Age of Ultron might contain a lengthy Les Misérables tribute segment at some point.