Washington had seen riots and violent clashes between Anglo and Francophile factions in America.
The restaurant's Francophile ambitions exceed its execution, though the staff is sweet and the starlit ambience sublime.
Living and working 'over here' has been wonderful for me - a Francophile - and for the family.
The Channel tunnel has raised hopes of closer Anglo-French relations in the most Francophile of English novelists, Julian Barnes.
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Ironically, he is also, like so many of his countrymen, a Francophile with a penchant for wine and a house in southern France.
And Keller is a true Francophile, with an outsider's appreciation for its culinary traditions, as handed down by maestros like Point and Bocuse.
Even Cu Huy Can, a francophile poet and cultural commissar, argues that the big external influences on Vietnam have been India, through Buddhism, and China, through invasion and tributary subjugation.
Livigni, a self-professed Francophile, helped conceive the bar, and along with co-owner Jonnie Houston, travelled to France to research the aesthetic they wanted to emulate, right down to the damask wallpaper.
Next year parliament and government will move east from Bonn, where the Francophile Adenauer insisted they must be, to Berlin more or less at the geographical heart of a widened European Union.
Its dons were a Francophile who looked like a stage-Frenchman from a 1920s comedy and a Greek lady with no apparent qualifications save that she had been secretary to the former professor, who had fled two years earlier.
But he is little known in France and what is known about him, as a Protestant from Hanover, in Germany's north, and as a reputed Anglophile, makes him seem worryingly different from Mr Kohl, a Catholic Francophile from the nearby Rhineland.
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