How To Use French-speaking In A Sentence
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At 60, he will be Belgium's first French-speaking prime minister in 30 years, a rare centre-left voice in a European Union that has veered right, and one of few proudly gay world leaders.
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All majors in honors must complete at least one semester of study abroad in a French-speaking country.
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Everyone knows about the jazz and blues, but there is cajun and zydeco - a music performed by French-speaking African-Americans.
Times, Sunday Times
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I'd like to request a French-speaking guide.
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French-speaking blacks from the Caribbean launched ragamuffin - a musical form influenced by reggae and its associated musical styles - in France.
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A decade after Quebec's failed referendum on cession from the rest of Canada, people in the French-speaking province are once again fired up about the possibility of going their own way.
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In the French-speaking territories, Negritude was another variant of Pan-Africanism.
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On the French-speaking coast, they settled, intermarried, and eventually adopted the local language.
The English Is Coming!
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The territory was invaded first by Scandinavians and later by the Normans, to be ruled by a French-speaking monarchy and nobility until the 15th century.
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When the European Union was formed, it had six countries, and three of them were French-speaking.
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Eunice grew up with the Indians, who were Catholic and French-speaking, and scandalised her own people by refusing to be ransomed and marrying a Mohawk called Squirrel.
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The "Pont d'Avignon" is known to every French-speaking child, and with many variants the old "ronde" is sung and danced from the remotest plains of Canada to the valleys of the Swiss Alps. The good folk of Avignon, however, protest that their "rondes" were not danced perilously on the narrow Pont St. Benezet, but under its arches on the green meadows of the
Seeing Europe with Famous Authors, Volume 3 France and the Netherlands, Part 1
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So he had got experience, at least you could say that for him, and of course it would be in a French-speaking area.
THE GWEN JOHN SCULPTURE
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Finally the French-speaking woman looked out from an upper window.
SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
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Molasse is a dialect word used by French-speaking farmers in western Switzerland to describe soft, friable sandstones.
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An English-language institution in predominately French-speaking Quebec, McGill offers courses in more than 30 languages.
Acting on Conviction: Universities at Centre Stage
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As illustrated in Table 1, the Conservatives won these elections by winning all the ridings in which there was no substantial French-speaking population.
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Louisiana was significant in the early decades of the nineteenth century not only as the site of American slavery's expansion, however, but also as a port of entry for French-speaking colonials from the West Indies.
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This minority, this small minority, violent and provocative minority, must be overwhelmed by the expressed and demonstrated loyalty of Canadians, Englishspeaking and French-speaking, to Canada, to its institutions of which the monarchy is a cherished and honoured part, and to its unity.
Canadian Unity
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Could we have a French-speaking guide?
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The French-speaking conquerors of 1066 found none of this intelligible: to their ears Anglo-Saxon was barbaric and uncouth.
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There is still a French-speaking working class in both unionized and nonunionized fields.
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I'd like to request a French-speaking guide.
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We here would cover the French-speaking areas while White's would cover the Anglo-Saxons and your traditional trading areas.
THE GWEN JOHN SCULPTURE
