Examples of 'l'abbé' in a sentence
Meaning of "l'abbé"
L'abbé is a French term that translates to 'the abbot' in English, typically used as an honorific or title for a male clergy member or religious leader
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Pont l'Abbé is a town at the heart of bigoudène tradition.
Their Abbeville is truly la ville de l'abbé.
Mary L'Abbé is a champion of nutritional health in Canada.
All rooms overlook a beautiful view of the green rue de l'Abbé or the famous Pantheon.
As l'Abbé Pierre said, the voice of the voiceless must keep the powerful from sleeping.
She was born in Pont l'Abbé in the Finistère.
Julie stayed approximatively one year with Madame de Pont l'Abbé.
Early morning at the Clos l'Abbé in Champagne.
It is on the road to Beaumont Farm and the archaeological site of Bois l'Abbé.
Mary L'Abbé sent her regrets.
The construction of St Pancras was largely financed from the estate of L'Abbé Louis Simon.
AS Outre-Mer du Bois l'Abbé qualify for the second round.
Dictionnaire des inventions et découvertes anciennes et modernes ; publ . par l'abbé Migne.
Stade de l'Abbé Deschamps.
The company has two production sites at Carnoët and Pont l'Abbé d'Arnoult.
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To Mons . l'Abbé Rozier, author of the voluminous dictionary of agriculture, in quarto.
When the time came to replace Lacroix, Fabienne L'Abbé had a choice to make.
French common names Curate, Monsieur l'abbé.
Full range of shopping possibilities in 3 km distance ( Pont l'Abbé d'Arnoult ).
A catalogue of his works was published at Abbeville in 1860 by l'Abbé Dairaine.
