forty
noun, plural for·ties.
adjective
Origin of forty
Examples from the Web for fortier
Contemporary Examples of fortier
A bust of Forrest was first placed on a pedestal in the town more than a decade ago, Fortier says.
One Woman’s Fight Against a Tribute to an Early Leader of the Ku Klux KlanAbigail Pesta
September 26, 2012
Fortier says the local reaction to her campaign has been mixed.
One Woman’s Fight Against a Tribute to an Early Leader of the Ku Klux KlanAbigail Pesta
September 26, 2012
“I never dreamed that we might, as a town, go backwards,” says Fortier, 39, who works in a local law office.
One Woman’s Fight Against a Tribute to an Early Leader of the Ku Klux KlanAbigail Pesta
September 26, 2012
Fortier says Friends of Forrest wants to make sure “the Old South rises again.”
One Woman’s Fight Against a Tribute to an Early Leader of the Ku Klux KlanAbigail Pesta
September 26, 2012
Neither Nichols nor Fortier were in Junction City, Kansas, home of the Dreamland.
Historical Examples of fortier
It was an embarrassing introduction, but Fortier showed wit—so he claims.
Very WomanRemy de Gourmont
This Fortier has a mania for offering incomprehensible metaphors.
Very WomanRemy de Gourmont
Abbé Fortier had the keys taken to his house to be sure the church should not be opened.
The Royal Life GuardAlexander Dumas (pere)
Safe enough for the time being, said Doctor Fortier, breaking in in quick, staccato tones.
The Woman GivesOwen Johnson
Very probably, said Dangerfield, with a contemptuous smile, it would please Doctor Fortier to have me make the attempt—to-night?
The Woman GivesOwen Johnson