He fought for Sirven and Montbailly, as for Calas and La Barre.
In their flight the married daughter gave premature birth to a child, and Madame Sirven died in despair.
Sirven lived with his wife and three daughters, all Protestants, near Toulouse.
In their flight the married daughter gave premature birth to a child; and Madame Sirven died in despair.
Sirven was accused of murdering his daughter, and he only escaped the wheel by prompt flight.
Sirven was a Protestant, and his daughter had been with perfect legality snatched away from him, and shut up in a convent, there to be better instructed in the faith.
The prejudices of the Catholic bigots being very much excited about this time by the case of Calas, blamed the family of Sirven (in the same manner as they had done that of Calas) with murdering their daughter.
On his arrival at Geneva, Sirven stated his case to Voltaire, who took it up as he had done that of Calas.
After they left, Sirven was in fact sentenced to death par contumace.
Sirven was advised to return to Toulouse, and offer himself as a prisoner.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sirven" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
