francophile

"She was a Francophile, and up to date on just about everything."

If you're in the centre of town with a total francophile you could do worse.

Throughout his life he remained a francophile and was fluent in French.

He was a dedicated francophile, and his wife was French.

There are plenty of attractive places to eat and drink in the area, especially if you're a Francophile.

In the 1874-1875 school year, this led to a conflict between the Flemish students and the school's francophile director.

As far back as I can remember, I've been a francophile.

To the Editor: The writer has sometimes been accused of being a francophile, with some reason.

Lend your voice to a chorus of recommendations for one francophile traveller.

He has given equal priority to refocusing the Francophile wine card.

He became a lifelong Francophile, acquiring a particular enthusiasm for champagne and oysters.

The station has plenty to offer the snobs on my list, too, including my husband the Francophile.

It isn't at all clear how the dreamy Francophile we first meet in 1935 will respond to the blows of history.

He became an avid Francophile and a French speaker.

The war brought a shift in reputation, especially in a newly Francophile America.

A friend, who is a famous Francophile, admits to a similar bias, but she asked that I not mention her name.

Have you always been a Francophile?

Mr. Patterson, who says he is not a Francophile, puts it another way.

A generation ago, Paris captured the imagination of the American Francophile.

Some enterprising Francophile placed a piece of slate for the cap and the attraction was born.

"I am a real Francophile," she said.

And I hate saying that, because it makes me look like some middlebrow reflex Francophile or something.

Francophile, a fan of French culture.

He was Francophile in literary terms, and his non-fiction writing reflects his tastes.

For one Francophile, Guadeloupe's attraction had always been twofold.