Sentence for french | Use french in a sentence

Sentences using the word french. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use french in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for french.

• She is very French. (10)
• Describe the French Overture. (3)
• Name French and English makers. (3)
• I went off to the French dictionary. (10)
• Madame was in sedate French raptures. (8)
• Another eminent French organist is =C. (3)
• Name other important French composers. (3)
• The French forces now united, and Ste. (19)
• He desired now to understand things French. (8)
• Was this warship French or was she English? (19)
• The French renewed their attack on the fort. (19)
• We never were a stay-at-home lot, like the French. (8)
• She complimented him, with an emphasis on the French. (10)
• And the French are full of this spirit of independence. (2)
• The French are humane when they are not suspicious of you. (10)
• Trace the connection between the French and Italian schools. (3)
• He comes to us with the best of credentials of the French Monarch. (18)
• I am, she told me, to see a monde of French people here in September. (10)
• She carries herself like a great French lady, and nothing beats that. (10)
• I will talk French if you like, for, I think, German you do not speak. (10)
• Rosamund saw her name written in a French hand on the back of the card. (10)
• But it was in vain now that the French defended their splendid fortress. (19)
• Article on Schools of Composition, section relating to early French music. (3)
• He had, too, a curious fear of the French nature of her mother and herself. (8)
• A certain French Duke Pasquier died, some years back, at a very advanced age. (10)
• It was like an animal speaking French; you always expect them to speak English. (9)
• Neither French nor English were a whit the richer or more powerful than before. (19)
• I was induced towards the close of the meal to come out with a few French words. (10)
• The Marches, with Fulkerson, went to see the Dryfooses off on the French steamer. (9)
• The French are studying it, and when they take to studying, they come to the fore. (10)
• Diana sang alone for the credit of the country, Italian and French songs, Irish also. (10)
• Montcalm was pale with horror at the awful disgrace which had stained the French name. (19)
• One daughter married M. Ollivier, a French statesman, the other became successively Mme. (3)
• Seeing the situation hopeless, the French commandant complied, and the campaign was over. (19)
• When day dawned, some Indian and French fur-traders found 1000 bodies strewn on the beach. (19)
• Jenny for a touching French song of a beau chevalier she sang before Ottilia in my absence. (10)
• Forced to give up so much, yet the French retained Cape Breton, with the right to fortify it. (19)
• Now and then an immediate French book penetrated to us: we read Michelet and About, I remember. (9)
• Wolfe had only 9000 men against the 18,000 French Canadians, but he rejoiced in his Englishmen. (19)
• Pepperell made a pretence of landing his troops at a certain point, so as to deceive the French. (19)
• The French controversialist is a polished swordsman, to be dreaded in his graces and courtesies. (10)
• It now became necessary also to build a fort to counterbalance the Fort Beauséjour of the French. (19)
• La Corne, the French commandant, was filled {187} with shame and horror at this treacherous murder. (19)
• Batteries were thrown up, in spite of sallies made from the town by French and Indians to prevent them. (19)
• The French fleet turned its guns upon him from the sea; retreat was cut off, and Cornwallis surrendered. (19)
• A large French window open [at Back], with a lovely view of a slight rise of fields and trees in August sunlight. (8)
• Dieskau led forth the French veterans unsupported, leaving the Canadians and Indians scattered behind the trees. (19)
• Do you know, I love those ancient French chateaux and farms in one, where salon windows look on poultry-yard and stalls. (10)
• Goldoni sketched the Venetian manners of the decadence of the Republic with a French pencil, and was an Italian Scribe in style. (10)
• No longer was the gallant La Corne commandant at Fort Beauséjour; another, dishonest and incompetent, ruled the French stronghold. (19)
• The distance between Albany and Port Nelson was by water 250 leagues, and the road overland was {122} as yet unknown to the French. (19)
• From the ship the French had thrown up a battery, which was separated from the moat surrounding the fort by less than a musket-shot. (19)
• Radisson and Groseilliers did not continue very constant in their allegiance; sometimes they were English, sometimes they were French. (19)
• To the northward the French had built a fort of five bastions which they called Beauséjour, and another one much similar at Baie Verte. (19)
• The French words, which he does not too well understand, completing his conviction that she is a lady, he remains quite silent, frowning. (8)
• He stated his occupation, saying that if she would assist him in his French she would oblige him; the letter must be written and must go. (10)
• They showed gratitude to an English colonist named Glen, who, on a previous occasion, had treated certain French prisoners with kindness. (19)
• On the way thither the French easily took Canso, at the entrance of the strait of that name, and sent its garrison prisoners to Louisburg. (19)
• Why, they tell me that A. T. Stewart gave one of those French fellows sixty thousand dollars for a little seven-by-nine picture the other day. (9)
• Kondiaronk laughed in his face, telling the French Commander he must have taken leave of his wits, and the unhappy wretch was led to the stake. (19)
• This officer the Government despatched in the summer of 1749 with a small force of some 200 French soldiers, Canadian bushrangers, and Indians. (19)
• America would not have dared to gainsay the wishes of her French allies to possess Canada, yet there was nothing that the Americans dreaded more. (19)
• These had done there on the grand scale what all the German princes and princelings had tried to do in imitation and emulation of French splendor. (9)
• Affiliated schools have been established in the principal French cities, such as: =Marseilles=, =Toulouse=, =Nantes=, =Dijon=, =Lyons= and =Rouen=. (3)
• English, Scotch, and Irish emigrants found their way in shiploads to Prince Edward Island, which you may remember as the Isle St. Jean of the French. (19)
• The influence of Wagner is evident in a new French school, consisting in the main of young composers whose works manifest strongly transitional features. (3)
• The town was full of the military reserve, out for the French Autumn Manoeuvres, and the reservists walked speedily and wore their formidable great-coats. (2)
• The expression of French life will change when French life changes; and French naturalism is better at its worst than French unnaturalism at its best. (9)

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