éclair , also: eclair

From the beginning the Eclair was more than a bakery.

At the end of the series he finally was reunited with Eclair.

After the first dozen and a half eclairs she slowed down, but I would not let her stop.

I like a health food store that sells chocolate eclairs.

For some minutes he studied the Eclair, the cutter in question, through his glass.

Eclair was armed with 18 guns and had a crew of 120 men.

Eclair watched the fly buzzing near his horse's head for some time.

They later stated that the phone's hardware was unable to run anything beyond 2.1 Eclair.

She frantically stuffed the other half of a chocolate eclair into her mouth.

It's really only gotten me back to about the same number of bugs as Eclair had which still isn't saying much.

Eclair attempted to pursue but she had lost too much of her rigging in the action.

Dressed in tourist garb, he did his work with a 16-millimeter Eclair camera.

His opera is a tasty little eclair, sweet on the surface and soft at the center.

I bought a dozen eclairs; Beatrice, more adventurous, asked for one of everything.

Tom took an eclair and bit into it.

"It's hard to choose between the meringue and the eclair, each has its merits."

Take this and put it in a world of chocolate eclairs and cookies.

Dearborn shook his head, picked up an eclair, and swallowed it.

Then Korendil sat down across from him, an eclair in his hand.

The eclair skidded across the floor, as Kory stared at him.

A party from the Garland succeeded in taking Eclair the next day.

He did a sculpture of my brain with a chocolate eclair running down the back'

These sailings were unsuccessful, and ended with the sale of the Eclair in 1868.

Eclair followed this up with the Cameflex the following year.

Though of course, for some people, eating eclairs did not add up to not being slim.