Sentence examples for sort of french from inspiring English sources
A sort of French bicycular Wacky Races".
The look was sort of French girl does the Hamptons.
Nowadays, a particular sort of French person is big on Saharan holidaying.
If independence eventually comes, then, it will probably be with some sort of French blessing.
Is there some sort of French button shortage we haven't heard about?
More than this, she embodies a modern sort of French woman: Catholic, divorced, living with a new partner.
So what of that stagediving frontman; what language is that he's shouting at us in? "He's from Mauritius so it's sort-of French," says Wareham. "But there's some Creole in there, and he makes his own language up as well.
"La Favorite," given in Paris in 1840, is sort of French-grand-opera light.
Epstein was furious and got all sorts of French men of letters to write to the press and say this is an outrage, this is a work of art and it's being regarded as an obscene statue.
Who knows, they might have had all sorts of French food, with mastodon fat and honey.
(Indeed, his English often sounds like French — the most cloying sort of breathy French — in translation).
