The book La Multiple Splendeur, which has given definite expression to these ethical ideas, was originally intended to be called Admirez-vous les Uns les Autres.
She’ll demand a new lamp for the salon; vous allez voir cela.
Very well, si vous me manquez I’ll make a complaint of you to-morrow at the administration.
She turned round and said, "Comment diable voulez-vous que je chante avec tout ce train qu'ils font, ces diables de musiciens!
You will hear her some day--et vous m'en direz des nouvelles!
Why, for father to give old Parley Vous that knife!
Your manner, pour vous amuser, consists in standing on a crowded staircase, and complaining that you are terribly bored.
I'll vous assurez, I'll vous assurez, if you will have us for your masters, you must have no vit at all.
Louis makes use of the expression: “Je vous dis le ban,” &c.
Asseyez-vous donc," said Madame Beavor to the Pole.
Aucuns si sont qui me vuelent blamer Quant je ne di a qui je suis amis; Mais ja, dame, ne saura mon penser Nus qui soit nes fors vous cui je le dis Couardement a pavours a doutance Dont puestes vous lors bien a ma semblance Mon cuer savoir.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vous" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
