Marche

/ marʃ /

noun

1. a former province of central France

Example Sentences

This is the third new collection for Pallas, and it is selling in the Bon Marche.

From The Daily Beast

But then comes this, courtesy of novelist Stephen Marche, a reminder of what a market top looks like.

From The Daily Beast

“We have never been more detached from one another, or lonelier,” writer Stephen Marche argued.

From The Daily Beast

Marche, as Marcheline was known, shot it down, thinking it was “too Hebrew.”

From The Daily Beast

It is entitled Homme Qui Ne Marche Pas and attached to one leg is a large white ball and chain.

From The Daily Beast

The Armet, or close helmet, followed the salade, and is mentioned by Oliver de la Marche as early as 1443.

From Project Gutenberg

Je lai confie mon chef de musique qui soccupe de vous composer une marche approprie notre musique sur la thme de la vtre.

From Project Gutenberg

The ladies planned to return here, and to make a visit to the famous Au Bon Marche, where cheap prices always prevail.

From Project Gutenberg

Michelet gives, as his authority, Olivier de la Marche, t. viii.

From Project Gutenberg

Believing myself bound by indissoluble ties to M. de la Marche.

From Project Gutenberg