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Filer à l’anglaise means to slip away rudely without saying anything, in the English way.

More of a sprawling park than a simple square, this is the prime green space in the Batignolles, created in 1862 as a landscaped jardin à l’anglaise.

Whether the first saddle had a short seat and long stirrups, à la militaire, or a long seat with short ones, à l'Anglaise, matters little.

The gentlemen were away, the ladies were sipping tea, a l'Anglaise, and munching biscuits, discussing the while the all-important topic of dress.

The main course proposed for one Friday is a white fish called colin in dill sauce, with a side of organic potatoes à l’anglaise.