In the name of the Nation I summon all citoyens to depart!
No distinction between citoyens on account of dress!
Citoyens and citoyennes of the faubourgs, come and avenge your sons and your fathers, basely assassinated!
In holyday clothes, we say, are the innumerable Citoyens and Citoyennes: the weather is of the brightest; cheerful expectation lights all countenances.
There is terror in the sound: unarmed Citoyens disperse rapidly home; Municipal Cannoneers range themselves on the Convention side, with shouting.
For the present, our Citoyens chant chorally To Arms; and have no arms!
Swift then, as your fell Red Caps are heard in the Corridor rummaging and slamming, the two Citoyens light their pipes and begin smoking.
It is come, it shall come, say the Citoyens frugally hobnobbing.
To-morrow their address to the "citoyens Francais," calling on them to lend arms and give money towards the recruitment of their force, will be on all the walls of Paris.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "citoyens" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
