bon vivant in a sentence

1. As a bon vivant, I like to translate texts about lifestyle.

2. Theo Gromberg is a bon vivant, apparently with built-in guarantee to failure.

3. A paradise for every bon vivant and one of the best places to eat in New York!

4. Wendy Williams Doesn’t Know What a Bon Vivant Is, Describes Self as Bon Vivant

5. Simultaneously, the thrice-married Henry Ford II was a bon vivant who loved women and life.

6. Brabant, Brabant atmosphere, bon vivants and who does not know Guus Meeuwis's song about Brabant?

7. Perhaps the prospect of fourth place for the ambitious aristocratic bon vivant was a humiliation.

8. Journalist Georg and his girlfriend Vera meet DJ and bon vivant Dave Zuma at an open-air festival.

9. And, on top of that, he’s a genuine French bon vivant; he eats, he drinks and he’s always in a good mood.

10. He is currently passing among us as a computer specialist, bon vivant and philosopher named Gregory Hill.

11. As reckless bon vivant, he was sloppy in his administration, unpunctual and overly present in the nightlife.

12. The 46-year-old certainly does not disdain the good things in life – he is both intellectual and bon vivant.

13. There would be two things I would talk about with Telemann over a glass of good wine – he was a bon vivant after all.

14. What do two Faces do when their lead singer (bon vivant Rod Stewart) doesn’t show up for the Ooh La La recording sessions?

15. True bon vivants will also appreciate a cosy meal with good wine in their own holiday apartments in the Valpolicella region.

16. <p>Professional chef Wolfgang Weigler is a bon vivant, both on the motorcycle and in the kitchen, ideally both at the same time.

17. It is actually speculated that he also invented the cocktail himself, since he was a well-known bon vivant who was not averse to alcohol.

18. Anyone who was involved in design, art or media in the 80s – or wanted to be – spent their evenings in the bar of bon vivant Charles Schumann.

19. Introduce bon vivants worldwide to the ultimate JEE-O feeling and let them discover the experience of showering and bathing in endless atmospheres.

20. Its official debut was in Jerry Thomas' 1862 "The Bon Vivant's Companion" (or "How to Mix Drinks"), which was the first published bartending guide.