A Frenchman, when appealed to for his opinion, declared "Elle est très-bien pour une Anglaise.
He was the first among those of lowly origin who served Charles VII so ably that he came to be called The Well Served (Le Bien Servi).
If a servant is ill we are to tell a soldier and the sick one will be taken away to the house of plague--bien simple.
They will hear nothing--they set their guard and it is finished--bien simple.
Monologue du Bien et du Mal des Dames, where the speaker plays successively the parts of two advocates and of a judge.
Ysengrins 'sire Renart, or le prenez de l'une part, sel me laciez bien a la qeue.
Lamartine was a young man extremely bien pensant, but, ma foi, give him Crebillon fils, or a bonne farce of M.
His errors were forgotten: he was bien vu by the Government.
Whether you ave andle or no andle, Jack, you are always the bien venu to me.
Clive, bien vu as he was, did not belong to that great world as yet, in which he would be pretty sure to meet her every night at one of those parties where everybody goes.
This idea is le bien public, the hypothetical welfare of other people.
The boy was delighted and said to his governess: "Elle est bien jolie, l'Imperatrice, mais il ne faut pas le dire a Maman.
That was really too much, and I answered: "Vous etes bien indulgente pour l'Empire.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bien" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
