We are concerned, not so much with these events, as with the premiers who brought them about.
The château, which formerly belonged to the Dukes of Uzès, recognised by virtue of the extent of their domains as premiers pairs de France, was not originally erected in close proximity to any such formidable precipice.
We have already explained that the wines of Avize and Cramant rank as premiers crûs of the white grape district, and that every champagne manufacturer of repute mingles one or the other in his cuvée.
Kingston, who has included in his cabinet two former Premiers in the persons of the Treasurer, the Hon.
In a recent memoir submitted to the Premiers of our various Provinces the social welfare of the immigrants was one of the topics to which particular attention was given.
Mr. Meighen of Manitoba, in the formation and discussion of plans at the recent meeting of the Premiers of the Provinces; these are in themselves striking illustrations of our contention in the matter.
And of the latter:--There are the Premiers Paris, alias, first tenors.
Next to the Premiers Paris come the Faits Paris; then the Camarillists, other banditti commissioned to distort Parliamentary speeches; then the newspaper Politicians, who have not two ideas in their heads.
In writing Premiers Paris, it is impossible for a man to avoid mental warp and rapid deterioration.
We almost had Provincial Premiers lullabying to their Cabinets: "Hush ye, hush ye, do not fret ye, The Black Douglas shall not get ye.
At any conference of Premiers in Ottawa he held himself somewhat aloof, studying the lot, respecting them all, cordial with all, anxious to do all that constitutionally in him lay to further co-ordination.
But Premiers and governments come and go; the President stays on.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "premiers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
