Examples of 'rue neuve' in a sentence
Meaning of "rue neuve"
Rue Neuve: A street name commonly found in French-speaking regions, translating to 'New Street.'
How to use "rue neuve" in a sentence
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The two friends receive some orphan girls in a modest house on the rue Neuve.
The Rue Neuve is an important popular commercial centre.
He must be touring the bistros in the Rue Neuve.
The rue Neuve.
Outside town on rue Neuve.
La Rue Neuve with its many shops and restaurants is located a 5-minute walk away.
The Wuitenhart project includes the construction of a new administrative center on the Rue Neuve.
She resided at her hôtel on the rue Neuve Saint Augustine in Paris.
Material, granite paving stones similar to the Rue Neuve project.
Close to the Rue Neuve and the Grand-Place, its location is ideal.
The street was originally called the rue Neuve des Bons Enfants.
Several days later he moved to the Hotel Strasbourg, on the rue Neuve Saint Eustache.
Built in 1607, brought successively rue Dauphine street names Rue Neuve de Thionville and Dauphine.
