Sentence examples for les blues from inspiring English sources
Jones' return doesn't mean he will immediately return to the starting line-up though, after both Andrew Coombs and Ian Evans both impressed in the win other Les Blues on Saturday.
Still growling les blues with as much passion as he did in the 60s, when Charles de Gaulle suggested fans should be forced into road gangs because they had too much energy, Hallyday last year released France's fastest-selling single.
"My mate Olivier (the worlds worst gambler) was so confident in les blues beating Senegal in the opening game that he withdrew his entire $1000 student loan course costs allowance, and wagered it on France to win at ridiculously low odds.
Obraniak, like Perquis, was born in France, played for Le Blues des Jeunes and qualified for a Polish passport through his family's roots and earned a place on the national team with his incisive midfield play for Bordeaux and Lille.
The fragile melancholy of their biggest hit, Chenagh Le Blues, released in 1977, and the other tracks featured on the excellent 1970s Algerian Folk and Pop LP released on Sublime Frequencies (out this week) is, according to DJ and writer Omar Zelig, a direct reflection of the political situation of the day.
A blue neon cube suspended over the banks of the Seine, ESPN's Euros HQ looks like it could have a second career once the tournament is over as an overpriced seafood restaurant called "Le Blue Lagoon".
We went to the factory and picked the colours - Le Mans blue with a pale beige roof.
Nowadays, nobody would confuse computer servers with headwaiters any more than one would mistake Le Big Blue for a Cordon Bleu chef.
Figure 4 Photoluminescence spectrum excited by an Ar-Ne laser at 514 nm (green line) and STM-LE spectrum (blue line) of PTCDI-C7 thin film on HOPG substrate (Vs = +2.2 V, It = 20 nA, acquisition time = 15 min).
In the case of the trawl and non-trawl gear sectors, inter-sector leasing of ling and blue warehou quota is permitted, but permanent sales of quota are not (Kaufmann, Geen and Sen 1999).
Due to the mostly blue strip the French team currently wears, the team is now often referred to as les Bleus (the Blues), like many other French sporting teams.
