His canvases, Les Toits and Maisons et Fumees, represent little more than a highly artistic angularisation of a subject which, being angular in itself, lends itself admirably to Cubistic treatment.
Their histories are often as interesting as those of the maisons de plaisance of the seigneurs who despised trade and robbed and grafted for a livelihood.
On the other hand, this Rodomonte is stated in Les Genealogies des Maisons Souveraines to have died in 1528.
Travellers wishing to inspect the hotels and maisons meublées before deciding which to take should alight at one of the hotels in the Rue de Paris, as they are nearest the station, and sufficiently comfortable without being expensive.
There are a great many maisons meublées, in which furnished rooms are let at prices varying from 4 to 8 frs.
Abundance of furnished lodgings (Maisons Meublées) and villas to let.
It is called the Societe de logements pour familles nombreuses and it builds special flats called maisons des enfants which are let at low rents only to persons with large families.
The penitenciers agricoles only differ from themaisons centrales in the matter of regime; there are two--at Castelluccio and at Chiavari (Corsica).
Surprise attacks were attempted by German troops on the French advance posts east of Butte du Mesnil in the region of Maisons de Champagne.
These lines lay west of the Maisonsde Champagne Farm which the Germans had won in the previous month.
The loss of the hill a few days before, and of positions around Maisons de Champagne were regarded as important by the Germans, for they persisted in their attacks though every attempt made was repulsed with appalling losses.
These appeals were heard, and our compatriots, if they owned rifles, immediately took their arms to the maisons communales.
We might on the instant have had justice against Dumont, but the opportunity had passed for us to ask for it, and the President deMaisons made a slight excuse for him.
Where this land is not in pasture, cornfields and mulberry trees, with vines in festoons, vary the landscape, which is additionally enlivened by frequent maisons de plaisance and excellently built farmhouses.
The banks of the river, which meanders much in these parts, and the numerous maisons de campagne with the public promenades and allées lined with trees, exhilarate the scene of the environs, for the city itself is dull enough.
There is some appearance of commerce and industry in this town and there are several maisons de plaisance in the neighbourhood.
In the environs there is abundance of maisons de plaisance.
There are besides maisons de refuge or cottages, at a distance of one league from each other, wherein are stationed persons to give assistance and food to travellers, or passengers who may be detained by the snow storms.
Louvre was completed, and the Hopital des Petites Maisons constructed.
A first measure was to give the young a quarter in the various maisons centrales.
Those sentenced to long terms exceeding one year will in due course move on elsewhere to the colonial establishment beyond the sea, or the maisons centrales, the district prisons in or near Paris.
Some attempt was made in 1810 to improve the French prison system, and the maisons centrales, or district prisons, were instituted; but no great progress was made with them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "maisons" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
