| Largely grown in the Gironde, Fr., in the middle of the nineteenth century. |
| It is from there down to the mouth of the Gironde that their cruisers are so thick. |
| The most important group in the new chamber were the deputies from the Gironde. |
| This region is split by the Gironde river, in the south-west of France. |
| A puppy, illegally imported from Morocco last month, is reported to have bitten at least nine people in the Gironde, Dordogne and Garonne regions of France before it died. |
| The star of the appellation is Roc des Combes, produced on a particularly well-favoured site on the Gironde itself. |
