Meanings of french tricolour in English

The Brandenburg Gate stands behind illuminated in the colours of the French Tricolour.

Her coffin was draped with the French tricolour and flanked by a military guard.

Outside Mantes-la-Ville's 19th-century town hall stand two tall flagpoles with vast French tricolours flapping in the breeze.

All flew the French Tricolour above their English flags, mocking patches of gaiety in a panorama of disaster.

The image of the rivals now shaking hands and standing together under a giant French tricolour was unprecedented.

He saw Midshipman Sheaffe and his signals party by the halliards and a huge French Tricolour trailing across the deck.

A flag-staff had been erected in the centre of the village, and upon it had been run up the French tricolour.

The flag, which proved to be a French tricolour, was secured to it, and it was stuck in one of the pumps.

The Paris avenue was transformed into a sea of people, many of them wearing red, white and blue and waving French tricolours.

The Economist's front cover showed seven loafs of "baguette" bread bound together by a French tricolour with a lit fuse protruding from the centre.