Thus aller à la vergne possibly signified to go to the public square, and, by an association of ideas, to go to the town.
Michel saysvergne is literally winter quarters, from the Italian verno, winter.
The young Marie-Madeleine Pioche de La Vergne had inherited a taste for letters and was carefully instructed by her father, who was a field-marshal and the governor of Havre, where he died when she was only fifteen.
Koerting Gas Engines built by the De la Vergne Company of New York City for blowing the blast furnaces of the Lackawanna Steel Company.
Mme de la Vergne married in 1651 the chevalier de Sevigne, and Marie thus became connected with Mme de Sevigne, who was destined to be a lifelong friend.
The marriage of the Marquis with Mademoiselle de Vergne approached, and great preparations were made at her father's château; but a man was seen lurking about the park, whom many of the servants recognised as the Count de Bagnols.
Vergne a broken sword, near the spot where it was supposed the lover used to leap the wall.
Indeed, as his marriage with the beautiful Henriette de Vergne was soon after brought on the carpet, I can hardly blame him for thinking of no one else.
The next day, the party sent to La Vergne returned also.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vergne" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
