The great lauder of foreign cookery had only that day returned from a special mission to France, to "write up" the works of the cordon bleu for the benefit of us benighted Englishmen.
Ring and Brymer, is still known by the name of the old Alderman who deserved so well of his fellow citizens, and who, whilst a cordon bleu of some celebrity, had also a pretty taste as a playwright.
Footnote 3: The Cordon Bleu was the badge of the Order of St. Louis, established by Louis XIV.
Armand--he is not a cordon bleu, but he is a good man, and does his best with what he can get.
But I must again tell you, as I mentioned once before, you will not find my cook a first-rate cordon bleu.
The witty General Barnard replied, "Your excellency must agree with me that this day has been remarkably well spent: we devoted the morning to the cordon rouge, and the afternoon to the cordon bleu.
I passed through this door and met my host with the cordon bleu, who looked more like the director of a railroad than a cook.
There are to be had for a few sous marvelous potato-peelers which turn with one twist of the wrist the most modest cuisiniere into a cordon bleu.
I was wondering whether you appreciated what kind of woman frequents a place like the 'Cordon Bleu'?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cordon bleu" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
