Sentence examples for merci to from inspiring English sources
So, un très grand merci to the smart anthropologist and the TLS.
He went all the way to Idaho to say merci to a 99-year-old soldier who fought to liberate the French, and to bestow an honor he has already bestowed to a few at Stanford.
From 1924 he taught in New York City; in that year he won the E.S. Coolidge Award for La Belle dame sans merci (to the poem by Keats), a score for four solo voices and chamber orchestra.
You can say merci to Chef Francois Payard for that first day of sweet spring when bakeries across the city in association with Relais Desserts give away treats while raising awareness of City Harvest.
Those in the country's prisons who remain on their positions are considered mohareb (enmity against God) and must be executed… it is naive to show merci to the moharebs… the gentlemen responsible in this regard, do not give in to any temptations or doubts…" he said.
Oh and a big merci to Pop and Monster Energy for help making that happen.
Henry Brocken, in which the "traveller" goes on a journey through English literature, meeting Jane Eyre, Wordsworth's Lucy, Keats's knight-at-arms and La Belle Dame sans Merci, ought to be more appealing to present-day taste, used to hyperreal tricks, than it is.
Merci beaucoup to the brave French soldiers who rescued about 100 American schoolchildren from the fighting in Bouaké, Ivory Coast.
He offered a "merci beaucoup" to those gathered around him at the dock, lowered his skis into the water, stepped into them and set off.
Merci Thanks to the media and citizens for their silence online as asked during the juridicial intervention tonight #BrusselsLockdown Sixteen more people have been arrested by Belgian police in late-night raids searching for those behind the series of coordinated terror attacks in Paris, which left 130 people dead.
Blanco can send a merci beaucoup card to Brive for bowing to his rebellious rhetoric after the visitors fielded only five of their regular starting line-up from the start.
