The famous Église de Brou at Bourg is intimately bound with the life of the nobles of mediæval times, as closely indeed as if it had been a secular establishment where lived lords and ladies and their courts.
The Église de Brou is one of the greatest marvels of Renaissance architecture in all the world.
Within the hospice is the remarkably sculptured tomb of Marguerite de Bourgogne; as remarkably done in fact as the better known ducal tombs at Dijon, and those of the Église de Brou at Bourg-en-Bresse.
Once in the fields we never left them again during the rest of our Méséglise walk.
The epigram earned for him the respect due to an homme instruit, until he proffered the information that the église Notre Dame is not a thirteenth century church!
It is the well-known De l'Église Gallicane, a treatise in which De Maistre draws from the doctrine of papal authority conclusions utterly subversive of the claim of the French church to relative independence.
I looked through the open doorway; she was walking down the Rue de l'Église with Josef Papin.
I found myself trembling with a mingling of fearful and pleasant anticipations as I rode up the steep bluff on Fatima's back, and we took the Rue de l'Église to Dr.
Should we meet them in that dark lane leading down from the Rue des Granges to the Rue de l'Église we were almost certainly at their mercy.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "glise" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
