Bernier
Proper noun
Meaning
Bernier (plural Berniers)
A surname from French.
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Examples
Bernier argues that these acts would have avoided the French Revolution, but his successor, Louis XVI, reversed his policies.
But Detroit goalie Jonathan Bernier made three stops on Brad Marchand from the right side of the net on the two-man advantage and they came away with nothing.
Bernier, Louis the Beloved, pp 86-100 In June 1744, the king left Versailles for the front in order to take personal command of his armies fighting in the War of the Austrian Succession.
By cleaning Bernier said he meant more intense sanitization than is already done daily.
Francois Bernier writes how Karkanahs, or workshops for the artisans, particularly in textiles flourished by "employing hundreds of embroiderers, who were superintended by a master".
Anisimov gave Ottawa the lead with his second of the night when he took a saucer pass and raised it over Bernier.