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Meanings of french songs in English
Usage of french songs in English
1
Jeanne essayed some French songs, but her heart was not light enough.
2
Lord David sang French songs, an elegant gaiety which had delighted Charles II.
3
At the same time I did listen to you, especially in the French songs.
4
I learned large quantities of French songs, and a lovely Ave Maria of Cherubini's.
5
Still he scraped on, every now and then trolling forth snatches of French songs.
6
I sang you fellows some French songs, you may remember.
7
But since then the birds sing no more little French songs in my old orchard.
8
Diana sang alone for the credit of the country, Italian and French songs, Irish also.
9
I found myself singing all the Percy French songs.
10
On the whole, he sang pleasantly, particularly French songs.
11
When Father, whistling French songs, takes Mother to supper in the Estuary Restaurant there'd be Pink Floyd.
12
He was much given to the singing of French songs and to making long and learned Latin quotations.
13
The best way to get him on is for me to sing him one of my French songs.
14
There are French songs playing in the studio, Pink Floyd late in the evening, and the door is locked.
15
She is Frenchwoman, too, and she sing all de ole French songs-deole songs my mudder sing long 'go.
16
The next group, consisting of modern French songs, appeared to Michael utterly unworthy of the singer and the echoing piano.
This collocation consists of:
French songs through the time
French songs across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common