Montmagny

[mawn-ma-nyee]

noun

1. a city in S Quebec, in E Canada, on the St. Lawrence.

Example Sentences

The Montmagny case is one of several that have prompted an uproar over France’s rules on child sex abusers, which are considered too lax by child rights groups and feminists.

From The Guardian

The assault in Montmagny must serve as a moral wake-up call for France.

From New York Times

The events, first reported by the website Mediapart, took place on April 24 in the Paris suburb of Montmagny.

From New York Times

But souvenirs that surfaced right after the iceberg collision, salvaged by ships like the Minia and the Montmagny, are fair game for auctions.

From New York Times

The Company of the Hundred Associates had made a fair beginning in the matter of sending out colonists and supplies—forty-five new settlers came out with Montmagny—but in a few years their capital began to run short, and it became a question whether the magnificent powers and privileges they possessed represented a very profitable business arrangement.

From Project Gutenberg