As it happens, one volume of his, Les Nuits Anglaises, contains examples of his various manners, some of which may be noticed.
Galland, who preserves in his Mille et une Nuits only about one fourth of The Nights, ends them in No.
Its original inhabitants were Germans coming from Neuss in Prussia, whose inhabitants are called Nuychtons, whilst those of Nuits are known as Nuitons.
A fortified gateway leads from the north end of the town towards Champagne, Nuits being on the borderland between the possessions of the Ducs de Bourgogne and those of the Comtes de Champagne.
Nuits possesses a minor chateau which to all intents and purposes fulfils, at a cursory glance, its object admirably.
A lay-over for lunch was made at Nuits St. Georges at 1 p.
When Nuits sous Ravieres was reached, switch over to another branch was made and the direction then was Northeast, toward Chaumont, the A.
The Duchess du Maine was celebrated for her Nuits de Sceaux, or Nuits Blanches, as they were called, which the nobles of Louis XIV.
Nuits de Sceaux, or Nuits Blanches, of the Duchess du Maine, i.
Nuits is the abbey of Citeaux, now used as a house of detention for youthful criminals, who are trained here to be agricultural labourers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nuits" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
