Use of breton in Sentences. 34 Examples
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breton at the start of sentence
- Breton Island; French settlers who called the area Acadia were exiled to Louisiana by the British in the 1750s and their descendants are know as Cajuns.
- Breton Island; French settlers who called the area Acadia were exiled to Louisiana by the British in the 1750s and their descendants are know as Cajuns.
breton at the end of sentence
- The Celts spoke languages that survive today as Welsh, Caelic and breton.
- Others in the family, who lived in the same house, and had a deep influence on the young artist's upbringing, were his maternal grandmother and especially his uncle Boniface breton.
breton in the middle of sentence
- Too fat for the breton headdress.
- Too fat for the breton headdress.
- The breton lady had been dismembered.
- Do you know the breton Woods Agreement?
- Do you know the breton Woods Agreement?
- When was the breton Woods Agreement signed?
- Nobody accuses Mr breton of using high office to feather his own nest.
- Charlie sat in a gloomy and talked to a Bearnaise and to a buxom breton peasant.
- Charlie sat in a gloomy and talked to a Bearnaise and to a buxom breton peasant.
- Both parents were of breton origin, but of markedly different social backgrounds.
- A town of northeast Nova Scotia, Canada, on the Atlantic coast of Cape breton Island.
- He dispatched Thierry breton, his finance minister, to talk to other big shareholders.
- He dispatched Thierry breton, his finance minister, to talk to other big shareholders.
- Lynn was created by a Norman bishop, Boston by a great breton lord almost simultaneously.
- Lynn was created by a Norman bishop, Boston by a great breton lord almost simultaneously.
- I accept it because it was said by breton whose opinions I respect greatly, but that's all.
- Mr Mestrallet is backed by Mr breton, who has invested much political capital in the merger.
- Charlie sat in a gloomy agency and talked to a cross Bearnaise and to a buxom breton peasant.
- Now, more than twenty years later, the breton presbyter had lost none of his grace or his repose.
- Now, more than twenty years later, the breton presbyter had lost none of his grace or his repose.
- Mr breton thinks countries – or rather their governments – should decide who runs large companies.
- It had breton blood but, like the breton, was heavily crossed with the Friesian and became extinct by the 1960s.
- It had breton blood but, like the breton, was heavily crossed with the Friesian and became extinct by the 1960s.
- Suffused by a kind of fashionable search for the Key to All Mythologies but also with breton national identity and culture.
- From the sun-drenched Spanish costas, to the wind-lashed breton coast, Brits who have moved abroad are undoubtedly feeling the pinch.
- From the sun-drenched Spanish costas, to the wind-lashed breton coast, Brits who have moved abroad are undoubtedly feeling the pinch.
- Off the northeast coast of Nova Scotia sits Cape breton Island, a beautifully rugged destination that has retained its Scottish flavor.
- Off the northeast coast of Nova Scotia sits Cape breton Island, a beautifully rugged destination that has retained its Scottish flavor.
- In 1492, Henry VII concluded the Treaty of Etaples with France. So the breton question was settled, and Anglo -French relations were defined for the time being.
- In 1492, Henry VII concluded the Treaty of Etaples with France. So the breton question was settled, and Anglo -French relations were defined for the time being.
