Sainte Foy

British  

/ sənt, seɪnt ˈfɔɪ /

noun

1. a SW suburb of Quebec, on the St Lawrence River. Pop: 72 547 (2001)

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Example Sentences

Julia Zhang, a rare Chinese owner who lives on the property, in the Sainte Foy district of Bordeaux, has chosen not to change the name of her Château des Chapelains.

From New York Times

We leave them there while we admire the relics of Sainte Foy in their Trump-worthy jewelled and gold reliquary, stolen from Agen in a 9th-century heist by two monks.

From The Guardian

Outposts were established at Point Levis, Sainte Foy, Lorette, and Cap Rouge; and here and there skirmishes took place with parties of the enemy.

From Project Gutenberg

The troops were brought down the river in ships and boats, and, landing some thirty miles above Quebec, crossed the Cap Rouge river and marched on to Lorette and Sainte Foy.

From Project Gutenberg

The battle of Sainte Foy, and defeat of the English.

From Project Gutenberg