Already it was nearly five o'clock, so the woman Crisp and her companion strolled along to the big Cafe de l'Univers in the Cannebiere, where they sat outside over their aperitifs, well satisfied with their preparations.
And if ever you will deign to come again to the Café de l'Univers at Carcassonne we will esteem it a great honour.
Besides, did I not say that the Café de l'Univers was the most prosperous one in Carcassonne?
On the day Mr. Probert called at the Hotel de l'Univers et de Cheltenham with his son the pair walked away together, back to the Cours la Reine, without immediate comments.
The three got into it and, still emitting innocent pleasantries, proceeded on their way, while at the Hotel de l'Univers et de Cheltenham Mr. Dosson wandered down into the court again and took his place in his customary chair.
VII It may as well be said at once that his prevision was soon made good and that in the course of a fortnight old Mr. Probert and his daughters alighted successively at the Hotel de l'Univers et de Cheltenham.
VI The next morning he found himself seated on one of the red-satin sofas beside Mr. Dosson in this gentleman's private room at the Hotel de l'Univers et de Cheltenham.
But in Ninety-four, monsieur, there was no Café de l'Univers in Nant.
Those syllables were like a spoken spell to break the power of dark enchantment which had hampered Lanyard's memory ever since first sight of this woman in the Café de l'Univers at Nant.
Café de l'Univers is no more what it was--or I am grown over critical.
III The mid-Victorian spinster was gone, the automobile was come, the much expanded Hotel de l'Univers was quiet no more and had abandoned the table d'hote for small tables when next I saw Chenonceaux.
Her kind was still pervading the quieter hotels of the continent (the Hotel de l'Univers was still quiet) while her more muscular sister was still climbing all the Alps in valiant weeds.
Later, the Hotel de l'Univers had illuminations and national melodies for the benefit of its American patrons--these having now swelled to the lucrative proportions of invasion.
You will remember the British lady at the Hotel de l'Univers in Tours, who, in her description of Amboise, pronounced curious to rhyme with glorious.
On another page of this same guide-book you may read how, at the Hotel de l'Univers in Tours, the chateau of Amboise was described to us by an English lady of a type that I sadly miss to-day.
The title-page of the relation reads in part: "Description dv penible voyage faict entovr de l'univers ou globe terrestre, par Sr.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "univers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
